• Brad's Atomic Grape – Colourful Striped Cherry Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Brad's Atomic Grape – Colourful Striped Cherry Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Brad's Atomic Grape – Colourful Striped Cherry Tomato | Vertiloom
  • Brad's Atomic Grape – Colourful Striped Cherry Tomato | Vertiloom

Brad's Atomic Grape – Colourful Striped Cherry Tomato | Vertiloom

  • Created by Brad Gates in 2017. Elongated 20–30 g tomatoes with spectacular purple, green and reddish-brown stripes. Juicy, green-and-red marbled flesh with a sweet flavour. Abundant harvests and excellent keeping quality.
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4/5

Thomas Sørensen Posted on 7 August 2018 at 12:06

Well this one is a hard one to rate, pick it to soon it is not good, to late it is too sweet, but if you pick it at the right time it is very unique. Have never taste a tomato with so much aroma in diffrent ways. It will certainly get another try in my garden.

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Brad's Atomic Grape

  • A colourful creation by Brad Gates: Brad's Atomic Grape is an American tomato variety developed by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms and introduced in 2017. It is especially appreciated for its extraordinary colour pattern, which continues to change as the fruits ripen.
  • Small fruits with spectacular colours: The tomatoes generally weigh 20 to 30 grams and have an oval to elongated plum shape, sometimes ending in a pointed tip. Their skin initially displays lavender and purple tones, gradually developing green stripes, reddish-brown shades and dark indigo accents. Anthocyanin pigmentation is particularly noticeable on sun-exposed areas.
  • Sweet and juicy with marbled flesh: Beneath the colourful skin lies juicy flesh marbled with green and red when fully ripe. The flavour is pleasantly sweet and balanced. An unusual snacking tomato that also brings a colourful touch to salads.
  • Vigorous plants with a long harvest season: The plants have an indeterminate growth habit and can exceed 2 metres in height. They develop relatively slender stems and drooping, regular foliage. From midseason onwards, they produce generous, consistent harvests that can continue until the first frost. Sturdy support is recommended.
  • Excellent keeping quality, with some variation in fruit size: The fruits show good resistance to cracking and generally keep well after picking without quickly losing their flavour. Differences in fruit size between individual plants have been observed. The variety may not be completely stabilised, so some variation can occur.

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