Black Krim (Black Russian) Tomato Live Plants

Name/Species: Black Krim/Black Russian, solanum lycopersicum

Size (when shipped):  2-6 inches per seedling. The seedling pictured is for reference only, your plants may be slightly shorter, larger, or fuller when received but still within this range.

Size (fully grown): Indeterminate. **These plants have been TOPPED to control height and have a NEW side branching lead stem**

Description: Black Krim (aka Black Russian) is one of the most unique heirloom tomatoes that we have come across. It is an old Russian tomato that is almost black in color when fully matured, with green shoulders. The fruit itself has a globed shape and grows up to 12 ounces in weight. What makes this variety unique, in addition to its color, is the unusually salty flavor that is provides! A must try! Indeterminate. Solanum lycopersicum. 

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Photo Credit: Hoss Seed