Sweedor HF1 is a high-quality hybrid yellow cherry tomato variety developed by Gautier.
It is known for its vibrant golden-yellow color, round shape, and exceptional sweetness, making it a premium choice for fresh markets, salads, and gourmet dishes.
This variety is highly productive, disease-resistant, and offers excellent post-harvest shelf life.
Type: Hybrid Yellow Cherry Tomato (HF1)
Fruit Shape & Size: Round, uniform, and small-sized cherry tomatoes
Color & Texture: Bright golden-yellow with a smooth, firm skin
Flavor & Quality: Intensely sweet with a balanced acidity, juicy texture
Growth Habit: Indeterminate (requires staking or trellising for support)
Resistance: Strong tolerance to common tomato diseases and cracking
Productivity: High-yielding variety with continuous fruit setting
Post-Harvest Shelf Life: Excellent, retains firmness and quality for longer periods
Coated Seeds: Ensure uniform germination and improved handling
1. Sowing & Germination:
Optimal soil temperature: 20-25°C for best germination
Sow seeds in nursery trays 4-6 weeks before transplanting
Maintain consistent moisture and warmth to ensure strong seedlings
2. Soil & Nutrition:
Prefers well-drained, fertile soil with a pH of 6.0-6.8
Requires balanced fertilization, rich in nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K)
Supplement with calcium and magnesium to prevent blossom-end rot
3. Irrigation & Climate:
Regular and deep watering, preferably drip irrigation to prevent diseases
Thrives in warm temperatures (18-30°C) with full sun exposure
Requires ventilation in high-humidity areas to reduce fungal risks
4. Spacing & Support:
Recommended spacing: 50-70 cm between plants, 100-120 cm between rows
Requires staking, cages, or trellising to support growth and fruit load
5. Harvest & Post-Harvest Handling:
Harvest when fruits reach full golden-yellow color for maximum sweetness
Store at 10-12°C to maintain freshness and extend shelf life
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