• Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom
  • Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom

Buy Princess of Gothic Tomato Seeds | Vertiloom

  • The Princess of Gothic is a unique tomato of unknown origin. Its elongated fruits feature black flaming patterns and a small nipple. Enjoy its firm red flesh and rich, fruity flavor. A robust, highly productive plant until late in the season!
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5/5

Geert Deweerdt Posted on 24 November 2025 at 22:58

Voor een donkere tomaat echt lekker. Rijpt traag en kan dus lang blijven hangen. Stevige en gezonde plant. Draagt vooral vanaf het midden van seizoen, maar draagt lang door. Een absolute aanrader.

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Princess of Gothic
  • Mysterious Origin: A recent variety of unknown origin, highly sought after for its unique, gothic appearance.
  • Unique Shape: Produces beautiful oval to elongated fruits that elegantly end in a small nipple.
  • Stunning Colors: The fruits display spectacular flaming patterns combined with deep black and blue (anthocyanin) splashes.
  • Flavor & Texture: Firm red flesh with a surprisingly rich, complex, and fruity flavor profile.
  • Growth & Resistance: Indeterminate plants with regular foliage. A robust and resilient variety with excellent disease resistance.
  • High Yield: Guarantees a very generous and abundant harvest that continues until very late in the season.

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