Sow Right Seeds - Cherry Tomato Seed Collection for Planting - Black, Large Red, White, Orange, Bi-Color Cherry and Yellow Pear Tomatoes - Non-GMO Heirloom Varieties to Plant a Home Vegetable Garden

Great collection of seeds at a fair price. Very good germination so far.

Not a full review. We had a plant sitter kill all our seedlings during a vacation, so there will not be a full review. What I can say is every single cherry tomato seed I planted sprouted. I had 100% germination rate with these seeds. I had 60-80% germination with other seeds under the same conditions. I am not saying these are the best, I never got to fruit, but they sprouted very well. I did start new seedlings last night so maybe there will be a follow up.

I’m overall happy with the Sow Right Cherry Tomato Seed Collection. The variety in this pack is great, and the seeds appear to be good quality. However, the number of seeds in each packet varies quite a bit. For example, the Large Red Cherry Tomato packet only had 55 seeds, while the Yellow Pear had well over 200. The Bi-Color came with exactly 100, Black Cherry had 125, White Cherry had 82, and Orange Cherry was around 175. You get a solid amount of seeds overall and a nice range of heirloom varieties to grow. I’ll update this review after I’ve had a chance to germinate the seeds and see how they perform. This is a good value and a fun mix for a home garden.

These worked well for me with the exception of the Black Cherry. I had two attempts at getting the Black Cherry to germinate and they did not. Not a single seed. The other varieties did though, and we had some good crops from the fully grown plants.

Very good germination rate. Make sure you plan ahead for indeterminate tomatoes. Photos are from May in zone 8b.

I decided to try growing all my own cherry tomatoes now that local stores are charging over $5 per small plant. My wife loves cherry tomatoes and I have been buying 3-4 varieties yearly for decades. Every seed that I started in my hydroponic set up has germinated and growing strong, ready to be potted soon before actually planting each plant in the garden (another 4-5 weeks from now). Hopefully, will get a good yield during the season and then will determine if the $10 for 6 packs of seeds was a good idea....TBC

The order was supposed to contain 6 packets of tomato seeds of different varieties, but I only received one variety, Black. For the price of $9.94 for 6 varieties of tomato seeds, I only received one variety. UPDATE. When I received only one variety, I found the contact form on their website. I filed a complaint, and they sent me the missing varieties. Unfortunately, the seedlings are a bit disappointing, as they took a very long time to germinate, and their true leaves are appearing slowly—and not on all of them. They are so tiny after pricking out that I think I will have to buy ready-grown seedlings for this season instead.

Didn't expect much from these but results were very successful. Using the same pack for a second season in a row and the seeds germinated at a high rate. High yield during the first season using these seeds.