Description
Indigo Cherry Drops has a striking, dark blue anthocyanin coloration and red flesh and is a vigorous indeterminate. Larger clusters of 1–2 oz. fruit. Hybrid. Indeterminate.
Seedling – Cherry Tomato, Indigo Cherry Drop
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Indigo Cherry Drops has a striking, dark blue anthocyanin coloration and red flesh and is a vigorous indeterminate. Larger clusters of 1–2 oz. fruit. Hybrid. Indeterminate.
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