For as long as I have been growing tomatoes, Stupice has been my go
to plant for early producing fruit. I
have no complaints with this variety. It
has a sweet and tangy taste that I enjoy.
Stupice is an indeterminate, potato leaf that will mature within 50- 60 days
of transplant.
It is from
Czechoslovakia and is pronounced (stoo-peech-ka). It is questionable to whom the original
hybridizer is. I have read that M.
Sodomka had given Forest Shomer, founder of Abundant Life Seed Foundation some
seed in the 1970’s
Stupice is a great variety to choose for an early
producer. It not only produces early,
but long into the season as well. The fruits vary
between 2 to 4 oz. in clusters of three
to five. This year I am actually going
to give another early variety to try called Kimberly. I can’t wait to compare the two.
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