How to Grow Beefsteak Tomato
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Sun
Full Sun (6-8 hours)
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Water
Regular (1-2 inches/week)
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Spacing
36" apart
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Depth
0.25" deep
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Height
60-96"
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Germination
7-14 days
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should I plant Beefsteak Tomato? +
Start Beefsteak Tomato seeds indoors 6 weeks before your last frost date, then transplant outdoors 2 weeks after the last frost. Use the search on this page to find exact dates for your ZIP code or city.
How long does Beefsteak Tomato take to grow? +
Beefsteak Tomato typically matures in about 85 days from planting. Exact timing varies by variety, soil conditions, and local climate.
Should I start Beefsteak Tomato indoors or direct sow? +
Beefsteak Tomato should be started indoors 6 weeks before the last frost date. This gives seedlings time to establish before being transplanted outside after frost danger has passed.
How much sun does Beefsteak Tomato need? +
Beefsteak Tomato requires full sun (6-8 hours) to thrive.
How far apart should I plant Beefsteak Tomato? +
Space Beefsteak Tomato plants 36 inches apart to allow adequate airflow and root development.
How much water does Beefsteak Tomato need? +
Beefsteak Tomato has regular (1-2 inches/week) water needs. Consistent moisture is important especially during germination and early growth.
About Beefsteak Tomato
Large, meaty slicing tomato with classic tomato flavor. Perfect for sandwiches and burgers.
Expect your Beefsteak Tomato to be ready for harvest in approximately 85 days from planting.
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