Coyote Tomato Organic Seeds (Solanum lycopersicum) – Small, sweet, and yellow cherry tomato with a wild origin. Thrives in warm climates and resists diseases.
Minimum: 15+ Seeds
Discover the untamed flavor of the Coyote Tomato! This unique, yellow cherry tomato is a wild heirloom variety with incredible sweetness and disease resistance. Originating from Mexico, the Coyote Tomato thrives in warm climates and produces clusters of small, golden-yellow fruits with a rich, complex flavor. Its vigorous growth habit and natural resilience make it an excellent choice for organic gardeners and those seeking a low-maintenance, high-yielding tomato variety.
Why Grow Coyote Tomatoes?
🍅 Wild Origin & Heirloom Quality – A rare and naturally resilient variety with deep historical roots.
🍯 Super Sweet Flavor – One of the sweetest cherry tomatoes, bursting with rich, fruity notes.
🌞 Heat & Disease-Resistant – Thrives in hot climates and resists common tomato diseases.
🌱 Prolific & Indeterminate – Produces bountiful clusters of golden-yellow tomatoes throughout the season.
🐝 Attracts Pollinators – Its abundant flowers draw in bees and beneficial insects for a thriving garden.
Planting & Care Instructions
- Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum
- Common Name: Coyote Tomato
- Plant Type: Indeterminate (continues producing all season)
- Fruit Size: ½ inch cherry tomatoes
- Days to Germination: 5-10 days
- Days to Maturity: 65-75 days
- Light Requirements: Full Sun (6-8+ hours daily)
- Soil Preference: Well-draining, rich soil with compost
- Watering Needs: Moderate – Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy
- Temperature & Hardiness: Prefers 70-85°F; tolerant to heat and humidity
How to Grow Coyote Tomatoes from Seed
- Start Indoors 6-8 Weeks Before Last Frost – Plant in seed trays ¼ inch deep with moist, well-draining soil.
- Keep Warm (70-85°F) for Fast Germination – Use a heat mat if needed.
- Transplant After Last Frost – Once seedlings are 6-8 inches tall, move them outdoors when nighttime temperatures stay above 55°F.
- Provide Support – Use stakes, cages, or trellises to support vigorous vining growth.
- Water Consistently – Deep watering promotes strong roots and prevents fruit cracking.
- Harvest Often! – Pick ripe, yellow fruits regularly to encourage continuous production.
How to Use Coyote Tomatoes
🍴 Fresh Eating & Snacking – Enjoy straight off the vine for a burst of natural sweetness.
🥗 Salads & Salsas – Adds bright color and juicy texture to dishes.
🍕 Gourmet Cooking – Roast, dry, or blend into sauces for intense, rich flavor.
🌿 Preserving – Freeze, dehydrate, or make sun-dried tomatoes for later use.
Grow a Taste of the Wild in Your Garden! 🌱🍅
With unmatched sweetness, robust growth, and resilience, the Coyote Tomato is a standout choice for gardeners of all skill levels.