Boy Oh Boy F1 Tomato

Boy Oh Boy F1 Tomato: Versatile, Juicy Beefsteaks with Sweet Flavor

The Boy Oh Boy F1 Tomato seeds is a highly versatile and disease-resistant hybrid, celebrated for its large, juicy beefsteak fruits and sweet, classic tomato flavor. This indeterminate variety produces meaty, light red tomatoes with few seeds, making them perfect for various culinary uses.

• Large, Juicy, Sweet Beefsteak Fruits:
  • Produces impressive beefsteak tomatoes, often exceeding 12 oz, with a slightly ribbed, deep oblate shape.
  • Juicy, meaty flesh with a sweet, classic tomato flavor and few seeds.
• Disease-Resistant and Adaptable:
  • Robust plants with excellent disease resistance, ensure a healthy and productive harvest.
  • Favored for its ability to perform well in various climates, making it a reliable choice for diverse growing conditions.
• Versatile Culinary Uses:
  • Large size is perfect for stuffing, slicing into salads, or adding to sandwiches.
  • Pairs well with cheese and fresh herbs like oregano or basil for elegant appetizers.
• Indeterminate Growth and High Yields:
  • Indeterminate growth habit ensures a continuous harvest throughout the growing season.
  • Requires sturdy staking or caging to support the heavy fruit load.
• Early to Mid-Season Maturity:
  • Ready for harvest approximately 75 days from transplant, providing a relatively quick yield.
• Growing Information:
  • Type: F1 Hybrid, Indeterminate, Slicing Tomato.
  • Fruit Size: 12+ oz.
  • Fruit Color: Light red.
  • Fruit Shape: Deep oblate, slightly ribbed.
  • Maturity: 75 days from transplant.
  • Sowing: Start seeds indoors 7-9 weeks before the last frost.
  • Planting: Transplant outdoors in full sun, rich, well-drained soil, after all frost danger has passed.
  • Support: Requires sturdy staking or caging.
  • Care: Water regularly, and mulch to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.
• Harvesting and Culinary Use:
  • Harvest when fruits are fully ripe and yield slightly to gentle pressure.
  • Wash fruits thoroughly before eating.