Tomato Grosse Lisse Vegie Patch Punnet | Oasis Seedlings

Tomato Grosse Lisse Vegie Patch Punnet | Oasis Seedlings

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Tomato Grosse Lisse (Lycopersicon esculentum) is a tall-growing, heavy-yielding tomato variety that produces medium-to-large fruit. Maturing from mid to late season, it is an excellent choice for growing fresh tomatoes in the home vegetable garden. Grosse Lisse thrives in a sunny, open position and grows to approximately 180cm tall.

Tomato Grosse Lisse Growing Information

  • Planting position: Full sun
  • Height: Approximately 180cm
  • Plant spacing: 50cm apart
  • Planting season: Spring to summer
  • Harvest: Approximately 12 weeks
  • Watering: Water regularly
  • Fertilising: Fertilise regularly for best results
  • Tolerance: Frost sensitive

Planting & Growing Tips

Plant Grosse Lisse tomatoes in well-drained soil in a full sun position. Provide a sturdy stake or other support as the plant grows. Installing support at planting time makes it easier to train the plant and helps avoid disturbing established roots later. Water regularly and aim to maintain consistent soil moisture, particularly while flowers and fruit are developing. Direct water around the root zone rather than regularly wetting the foliage. A layer of mulch around the base of the plant can help retain soil moisture and keep the roots cooler during warm summer weather.

Companion Planting

Tomato Grosse Lisse can be planted with basil, beans, carrots, celery, cucumber, parsley, lettuce and onion.

Video: How to Grow Tomatoes | By Oasis Horticulture

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