Florida 91 Hybrid Tomato
- Florida 91 Tomato is a hybrid, determinate variety.
- Known for its disease resistance and ability to set fruits in the heat.
- Produces extra-large, smooth, and uniform fruits.
- Great flavor.
- Solanum lycopersicum.
- 75 Days to Maturity.
Description
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Florida 91 Tomato is a hybrid, determinate tomato variety known for its ability to set fruit in hot and humid climates. This variety produces extra-large, round to oblate fruits that are smooth and consistently-uniform. Yields are prolific and fruits have an excellent flavor that makes it ideal for fresh market or backyard gardening. It performs well in warmer zones, but is also widely-adapted for any growing zone.
Florida 91 Tomato produces strong, vigorous vines can continue to produce well into the warmer months. It has a great disease-resistance package which includes resistance to gray leaf spot, alternaria, verticillium and fusarium. This is a go-to variety for preserving tomatoes in juices, sauces, salsas and more!
Growing Information
Treatment: Untreated
Customer Reviews
I grew these here in Moultrie, Ga, this year along with several other varieties. I had a couple of others that I was really excited about but to my surprise, the Florida 91 performed and produced way above all others. We've had scorching heat and almost no rain yet these kept setting fruit and producing beautiful, delicious tomatoes. Next spring these may be the only variety I grow.
Houston Texas - These are softball size tomatos that continue to produce. Using a shade cloth to keep them out of the afternoon sun will keep them blooming and producting
Planted 6 seeds, 4 germinated,waiting for true leaves,up pot . Hope to have 'em in the garden bed 1st September? I'm new to FL.
So southern gardening is new to me.
In all fairness, reviews should be done 90 days on or so. Any way so far so good 👍.
From the Houston, Texas area. I bought the Florida 91 seeds from Hoss seeds in 2023 & tried growing them for a fall crop that year. The plant growth was vigorous but the blossoms dropped for some reason. I tried again this year as a spring crop by transplanting my seedling into the garden on Feb 29, plant growth was vigorous but not as extensive as a Roma & and other determinate heirlooms planted in the same bed. The fruiting was great, averaging about 12 ounces each, nicely round, bearing about 12 tomatoes on the plant. The skin did not crack & the plants stayed very healthy. It’s a very great tasting slicker. However, it took over 90 days from the date of transplant before I got ripe tomatoes. I plan to grow these tomatoes again. Very pleased.
I’m in 8B in SC and I found these tomatoes powered through our hottest days with minimal blossom drop. And they are producers! I might like them more than Bella Rosa and that is saying a lot!
