Red Beefsteak Tomato Seeds 0.2G

These are great. I wasn't sure about the germination rate so I planted a bunch and it seems like all of them grew. Very pleased!

Arrived very fast. Seeds are tiny. Prepped three pots and planted today 7/6/24. Will update as status changes....Tiny tomatoes. Larger than a cherry tomato, but tastier. Abundant....just tiny. Will try another set and see if the same results.

This is a package of tomato seeds. They are red beef steak tomatoes, and are heirloom variety, made in the USA. I have not planted them yet, but they are excellently packaged and the seeds are in good order. They do not bear an expiration date on the outside of the package, but that's okay because I keep my seeds in the freezer anyway. I usually do not have much luck with tomatoes, so I got these higher quality seeds to hopefully give me an edge this planting season.

Good job

Seeds look nice and had instructions

Excelente calidad precio

Good germination rate

I didn't have a great season but these seeds did work well at growing me tomato plants.

Nice tomato plants when grown.

I highly recommend this seed company. Usually, when I buy a packet of tomato seeds from other companies, I pay around $4 for 25 seeds. However, I got 10 times the amount of seed for a couple dollars more. That's a real bargain! The seeds have a high germination rate and produce thick and healthy seedlings. The packet has a very organic look to it with a lovely illustration on the front, and very nicely written information on the back of the packet. I'd definitely purchase other seeds from this company in the future, and I have seen that they offer an extensive variety. The seeds were of nice size, without broken seeds or chaff.

We planted these late in our greenhouse so we got some yield out of them (not great), but that was more on us with a late planting. We had about 2/3 of what we planted germinate, which was pretty good (about 30 seeds, 3 seeds per starter pod). We thinned them out and left the hardiest ones to grow. All but one of the 10 plants took, so these were pretty successful. We've used this same brand successfully for other crops as well - beans, several different peppers, lettuce and a few other things.

Having gotten seeds from this company before and with having great success with those, I know these should do very well in my garden next year as it is too late for tomatoes here where I live to start now. So what I did was to test the viability of the seeds first by putting about 5 in some water and all 5 sank which is always a good sign. I then took those five and germinated them in a damp paper towel in a ziplock bag over a heat mat and all 5 germinated in about 7 days so I am really looking forward to getting these in the greenhouse after winter.The packets are nice and packed with a ton of planting information etc and also with a link to scan for a online growing guide which other seed companies just do not offer.Very nice value!

I purchased this packet of beefsteak tomato seeds for my homestead. I like that the packet comes with information on how to plant, transfer, and grow your seeds. The process was quick and simple to do. The germination was successful and my plants are healthy and strong. The quality is excellent for the price.

I was very pleased with these seeds, and how well they ended up working out. They sported very quickly in some water, and then I was able to plant them and they quickly grew into little tomato plants. Very high rate of success too. They actual fruits are awesome, they're nice big beefsteak tomatoes, and the actual taste is better than store-bought for sure. I like they're non-gmo and also heirloom quality and it shows. You get a pretty solid number of seeds in the bag too, so I'd definitely recommend them.

Awesome seeds. Get a lot in a pack and a great value for the money. So far the few I’ve planted have come up, so I can’t wait to see how they do and what kinda tomato quality they produce.

I’m relatively new to growing a larger scale fruit and vegetable garden. With that said, I’m looking forward to growing my own tall Utah celery stalks. One of the things I’ve realized early on in this process is that not all seeds are created equally, and how you start is how you will finish in terms of growing a clean and sustainable garden. There are so many things I love about the seeds being offered by Organo Republic, one of which is that they are a US based family, producing a huge variety of seeds. Their products are non GMO and non Hybrid and are constantly tested for a high germination rate. They are a real company with an actual website and offer only pesticide free products sourced from trusted USA suppliers.Not only do they sell fruit and vegetable seeds, they are also suppliers of medicinal and culinary herbs. Honestly, I plan to double back and order the variety packs, because I am super impressed with this company and their high standards in their product offerings. It eliminates the leg work of having to find and purchase from trusted sources. Literally a great place to start a garden or add on to enhance your current garden.I appreciate the sustainable quality of the seeds, informative planting directions, the vast variety of offerings and of course the value and possible yield of this product.🌱Happy to recommend … happy planting everyone!

This company is definitely trustworthy! Their seeds have good results and they come from quality sources

This is a very good brand compared to most seeds on Amazon. I got a full garden seed pack last year from Vine/ Organo Republic and ALL seeds had very good germination and growth. Very impressed with the quality, I look for this brand when I spend my own money on seeds, especially the variety packs.It is too late/ early for tomatoes in South Florida when I received, the 3 test plants that I put in the countertop hydroponic planter all germinated and seems very strong and healthy and grow like weeds overnight. 2 weeks from set, they are ready to be transplanted (but it's still SO HOT, they won't set fruit) Can't wait until October to plant the rest.

Got these a little late in the season to try however we did chance a few starts. They are growing well.

Our garden is going to be amazing next year!This is a great price for the amount of seeds you get!

These seeds belong to the Red Beefsteak tomato variety (Solanum lycopersicum).Whether you’re growing indoors, outdoors, or even hydroponically, these seeds thrive.Elevate your garden with these premium tomato seeds!

It is my firm philosophy of organic gardening that you can never have too much seed in stock or storage. It is better than money in the bank. (Well, a home seed bank is the best idea!) You also get what you pay for with seed. Quality seed requires a lot of careful growing and handling and is not so cheap anymore.This is a neat little pack of indeterminate tomato seed. The growing advice and the map on the back are excellent. I have grown this variety many times and this beefsteak tomato is generally a strong plant everywhere, even in semi-desert conditions. Thankfully the pack is labelled as non-GMO, heirloom, and made in USA.

It's probably late for starting tomato seeds, so I only planted 10 of these beefsteak seeds. I planted 10 seeds, and got 8 tomato seedlings. It's 75 days to harvest, so hopefully, I can get a couple of ripe beefsteak maters before first frost.These are good, fresh seeds. I highly recommend them.

It's too late here to start these, so I'm saving them for next year, but I put 5 seeds on wet paper towels just to see how they'd do and all five sprouted in a matter of days!! I've been really pleased with all the seeds I've tried from this company. The germination rates astound me.

There tomato seeds. It’s going to take quite a while before I can post results but so far the seeds arrived as expected and were packaged well.

Hands-down I love beefsteak tomatoes better than any other variety I've ever tried. Just the name makes my mouth water. Sliced and salted, they are one of the best things of the warmer months. I'm going to try planting these in starter pots, but it's over 100 F where I live right now, and I'm not sure how seedlings will do. We'll see. I may have to wait until late fall.

Description of the tomato:"An indeterminate beefsteak tomato with large (up to 2 pound) bright red, meaty, juicy fruits with classic tomato flavor. The yields are heavy with months of production, often up until frost." For those who aren't into tomato science, indeterminate doesn't mean they aren't sure of what it is. It means that they keep growing and producing fruit throughout the season, rather than growing to final height and putting the fruit out once.The instructions suggest germinating them by soaking in warm water for 6-12 hours, then I guess they're ready to plant in the ground, 1/4 inch deep in loose moist soil.I didn't count them, but I would guess the number of seeds is closer to 100 than to 250. Still, more tomato plants than I have space for.

These tomato seeds look very nice, well-packaged and my trial plants have sprouted. I will be planting these in my garden boxes when they get a little bigger. The seeds do not look too dry and these are labeled Heirloom so hopefully it means they have not been genetically altered

I just recently planted these, so I cant comment on the germination rate. I will, however, update this as they grow (or don't.)So far, my first impression of the seeds is good! The seeds look great, higher quality than some I have received from other companies.I grow tomatoes both indoors and outdoors so this will be fun to see how these turn out! I cant resist a fresh beefsteak tomato!

I have attempted numerous times to grow some tomato plants from the seed of the actual tomato. A lot of times I can get the sprouting going and get them planted and I can even grow some big lush tomato plants, but they never yield any tomatoes. I figured I’ll try and see if I have any luck! These are simple straightforward, Intended for growing, And they were at a good price. Wish me luck!