Yellow Pear Cherry Tomato Seeds

Cherry tomatoes cope with lowland heat better than large types — grow in a big pot with a stake.

Twin pack · 2 sealed sachets inside

Full sun; 6 hours or more of direct light

Sow about 0.5 cm deep; transplant at 4–6 true leaves

Germination: usually 5–10 days

First ripe fruit: roughly 70–90 days after sowing

Needs a stake or cage; a rain shelter reduces split fruit and leaf disease

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Cherry tomatoes are the most reliable tomatoes for lowland Malaysia. Large slicing types often struggle with constant heat and humidity, while cherry types set fruit more readily.

Sow in a seedling tray, about 0.5 cm deep, and keep moist.
Transplant into a large pot or polybag when seedlings have 4–6 true leaves, setting the stem a little deeper than before.
Put in a stake or cage at planting time.
Water deeply and regularly — uneven watering causes split fruit.
Once flowering starts, feed according to the fertilizer label.

Tip: rain on the leaves spreads disease. A simple clear roof, or growing under the porch, makes a big difference during the monsoon months.

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