Tomato Bellandine F1 Hybrid Seeds

Tomato Bellandine F1 Hybrid Seeds

Tomato Bellandine F1 Hybrid Seeds produce distinctive long, plum-shaped tomatoes with excellent colour and flavour. Also known as Horn of the Andes, this impressive variety produces substantial fruits weighing approximately 180–200g each.

The fleshy fruits contain very few seeds, making Bellandine particularly appealing for slicing and cooking. The combination of its unusual elongated shape, rich colour, and excellent flavour makes it an interesting alternative to conventional plum tomatoes.

Bellandine F1 also has some resistance to blossom end rot, while its F1 hybrid breeding provides reliable performance for home growers looking for high-quality tomatoes.

Key Features

Also known as Horn of the Andes.

Produces distinctive long, plum-shaped tomatoes.

Excellent colour and flavour.

Large fruits weighing approximately 180–200g.

Fleshy tomatoes containing very few seeds.

Some resistance to blossom end rot.

High-quality F1 hybrid tomato variety.

How to Grow Tomato Bellandine F1 Hybrid Seeds

Sow Tomato Bellandine F1 Hybrid Seeds indoors on a warm kitchen windowsill or in a greenhouse.

Sow seeds approximately 0.5cm deep in pots and cover with a thin layer of compost.

Keep the compost well watered and warm. An ideal germination temperature is approximately 15–20°C.

Seedlings should begin to appear after approximately 7–15 days.

Once the seedlings are large enough to handle, carefully transplant them into individual pots.

Continue growing the young plants in cooler conditions, but do not allow them to become cold. If tomato seedlings become too cold, their growth can stop and they may struggle to get going strongly again.

Continue potting plants on as required before moving them to their final growing position once conditions are suitable.

Tomato Growing Tips

Keep seeds warm during germination at approximately 15–20°C.

Provide young seedlings with plenty of light.

Avoid exposing young tomato plants to cold conditions.

Keep compost evenly moist without waterlogging.

Pot seedlings on individually once large enough to handle.

Maintain steady watering as plants develop and begin producing fruit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of tomato is Bellandine F1?
Bellandine F1 produces distinctive long, plum-shaped tomatoes and is also known as Horn of the Andes.

How large are Bellandine Tomatoes?
Individual fruits typically weigh approximately 180–200g.

Does Bellandine contain many seeds?
No, one of the notable characteristics of Bellandine is that the fruits contain very few seeds.

Does Bellandine have resistance to blossom end rot?
The variety has some resistance to blossom end rot.

How long do Bellandine Tomato Seeds take to germinate?
At approximately 15–20°C, seedlings should begin appearing within 7–15 days.

Perfect For

Greenhouses

Kitchen gardens

Large plum tomatoes

Fresh slicing

Home cooking

Tomato sauces

Unusual tomato varieties

Home growers