Rebel Starfighter Prime Tomato Live Plants

Name/Species: Rebel Starfighter Prime, 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 

Description: The crème de la crème of the tomato world right now! With a name like Rebel Starfighter, what's not to like?! These exotic heart shaped jewels are deep purple with raspberry pink, mahogany, green, and coral striping with flecks of gold. The flesh is chocolate colored with rich, sweet and complex flavor. This variety is a cross between Xanadu Picasso and Reinhard’s Green Heart tomato created by Russe Crowe. Make sure this Rebal Prime starship gets a lot of sun in your garden to bring out more of the coloring! They are truly out of this world! Indeterminate. Solanum lycopersicum.

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Photo Credit: Sprouted Garden