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The Rio Grande Tomato is a perennial herbaceous plant commonly cultivated as an annual crop, known for its sensitivity to cold temperatures. Early varieties typically reach a height of 1.2 meters, while late varieties can grow up to 2.5 meters.
The fruit of the tomato is a berry, characterized by its varying shape, which is usually round or elongated. Wild species produce bilocular fruits, whereas cultivated varieties can have 5-9 locules, with the most common being 30-locular fruits. Each fruit contains numerous small, flattened seeds embedded in a gelatinous mass, ensuring successful propagation.
General Cultivation Tips:
With a growth habit that requires proper staking for indeterminate varieties, regular watering, and strategic fertilization, the Rio Grande Tomato is a rewarding choice for both garden enthusiasts and home gardeners.