Tomatillo , Purple (Mexican Husk Tomato) NEW ADDITION

Solanum lycopersicum, Determinate (Cordon), Guatemala native, these are prized for papery husks & a sweeter, fruitier profile compared to the common green tomatillo. Flavour combines a sweet-tart balance with citrus hints of lemon & lime & a subtle peek of plum or pear. Fruit is wrapped in a lantern-shape purple veined husk; In Sun it matures from green to a rich, royal purple & its high sugar content makes it ideal for jams, preserves, or just eating fresh from the vine. TWO 2 plants are a must as single plants seldom bear fruit. They flourish in full sun & well-drained soil like Toms but have a greater heat tolerance & Pest resistance. These indeterminate plants need up to 75 days to mature, & while greenhouse growing is preferred, they perform well outdoors with protection, Seed Count Approx - 15 avg 

  SOWING - easy-to-grow,,, heat-loving annuals that thrive with full sun, well-draining soil, & consistent moisture, similar to tomato cultivation. They require at least two plants for cross-pollination to produce fruit. Key steps include starting seeds 6–8 weeks before the last frost, planting 18–24 inches apart in warm soil, and providing trellising for their 3–4 foot tall, heavy, and brittle branches (or let them sprawl.)