POMODORO ROSSO PICCOLO DI BASILEA - to11 Packaging:100 seeds it will help regulate water

it will help regulate water supplies (thanks to the presence of humus) while the "good" microorganisms will keep the various possible pathogens such as rot

In particolare due sono le malattie fungine più diffuse: si tratta del marciume radicale e del marciume del colletto

can take place

land and capital

it does not require irrigation

POMODORO ROSSO PICCOLO DI BASILEA - to11 Packaging:100 seeds it will help regulate waterScientific name: Lycopersicon esculentum Family: Solanaceae Origin and diffusion The tomato is a Solanaceae native to south western America (Chile, Ecuador, Peru) which only began to be used in Italy as a condiment at the beginning of the 19th century and which began to be industrially transformed at the end of the same century. Previously it was considered inedible. Annual production in Italy is approximately 128,000 hectares with an average