• Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom

Dwarf Caitydid – Bicolor Dwarf Tomato | Vertiloom

  • Bicolor dwarf tomato from the Dwarf Tomato Project. Large yellow-and-red beefsteaks weighing 150–300 g, with juicy, marbled flesh and a well-balanced flavor. Vigorous, compact plants around 1.2 m tall, producing good harvests from midseason.
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Dwarf Caitydid

  • A Variety with a Personal Story: Dwarf Caitydid originated from a 2007 cross between New Big Dwarf and Mortgage Lifter (Pesta Strain), made by Patrina Nuske Small as part of the international Dwarf Tomato Project. Craig LeHoullier selected this variety from the resulting Pesty line and named it after his daughter Caitlin. It was released in 2016.

  • Beautiful Bicolor Beefsteaks: The large, flattened fruits typically weigh 150–300 grams, with broad shoulders and gentle ribbing. Their golden-yellow skin develops a warm red blush, particularly towards the blossom end. Inside, the juicy flesh reveals attractive red marbling.

  • A Rich, Balanced Flavor: Meaty and pleasantly juicy, Dwarf Caitydid offers a rounded tomato flavor with gentle sweetness. Its colorful flesh and satisfying texture make it an excellent choice for fresh salads, sandwiches or simply enjoying in thick slices.

  • Compact Growth with Generous Harvests: The sturdy, tree-like dwarf plants reach approximately 1.2 meters and have crinkled, regular-leaf rugose foliage. Despite their compact stature, they are indeterminate and continue growing throughout the season. Good, steady harvests begin around midseason. Growing several stems is recommended, and large containers are suitable, although fruit size and yields may be somewhat reduced.



NB: for better production it is advisable to grow this variety allowing several stems. Can be grown in big pots but the yield and fruit size will be reduced.

 

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