Lufichoise

• A Belgian Discovery with a Special Story: Lufichoise originated from a spontaneous cross between 'Tempête de Sable' and an unknown red cherry tomato. Discovered in Belgium in 2014 by Jean Michel Rouffiange, the variety was named in memory of Luc Fichot, a well-known Belgian tomato collector. A touching tribute that gives this remarkable tomato a particularly personal history.

• Small Fruits with Playful Colors: These charming little cherry tomatoes, averaging approximately 10 grams, range from oval to delicately pear-shaped. Their warm orange skin is adorned with fine yellow stripes, giving each fruit a cheerful and distinctive appearance. The abundant clusters create a beautiful display of color on the plant.

• A Delightful Natural Sweetness: Beneath the striped skin lies juicy, bicolor flesh with a pleasant sweetness and delicious flavor. These little tomatoes are especially enjoyable fresh, straight from the vine or as a colorful addition to summer dishes.

• Growth & Productivity: Vigorous, indeterminate plants with regular foliage. Lufichoise belongs to the multiflora group, producing exceptionally flower-rich clusters that develop into remarkably abundant harvests from midseason onwards.

• A Little Jewel with a Remarkable Story: Lufichoise brings together a special Belgian origin, a heartfelt tribute to a passionate collector, and extraordinary productivity. With its charming striped cherry tomatoes and delightful sweetness, it is a wonderful addition to any collection of rare and distinctive tomato varieties.