Organic Finger Lakes Long Paste Tomato v.1

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Semi-Determinate 60 to 75 days to harvest Solanum lycopersicum

Delectable diversity: Each plant of Finger Lakes Long Paste, like each of us, is a unique expression of deliciously never-before-seen tomato! Savor a spectrum of San Marzano-style fruits, some more plump and others more large (still others with tapered tops!) combining rich flavor and dense flesh with very few seeds perfect for salsa and sauce as well as salads. A cross between 10 Fingers of Naples and round tomato from Cornell resistant to early and late blight as well as septoria leaf spot (cu 79), Organic Finger Lakes Long Paste matures quickly even in cool, short seasons and is a delicious bridge moving beyond the industrial plant expectations of our time. Finger Lakes Long Paste v.1 is the first generation of the cross with many, many more to come!

Finger Lakes Long Paste is part of Fruition’s See(d)ing the Change project, as are are YOU! Together, we are sowing the world we dream of, where deliciousness and diversity are embraced, amplifying the beauty and abundance that is resistance as well as resilience. Learn more here!

Size	Price	Availability
25 Seeds	$4.45	In stock
50 Seeds	$7.55	In stock
100 Seeds	$14.25	In stock

1 review for Organic Finger Lakes Long Paste Tomato v.1

Rated 5 out of 5

Erin Borges (verified owner) – August 27, 2023

All of my tomatoes struggled this year with an abnormally wet and cool summer (which also resulted in hordes of slugs with a thirst for everything including tomatoes) but these Finger Lakes Past V1 tomatoes are the only ones that have little to no signs of blight even as we rapidly approach our first frost (zone 5) and are producing consistently! #savedbythefingers

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Organic Finger Lakes Round Paste Tomato v.1

Planting Method: Transplant Only

When to sow: 6-8 weeks before last frost

Seed Depth: 1/8 inch Days to Germination: 7-10 at 80°F (27°C)

Sowing and seedling care: Don’t start too early! Sow indoors 2 seeds/cell or soil block, & thin to 1. We recommend sowing on a heat mat at 80°F to emergence, 75°F after. Good light is essential: Younger, less stressed seedlings are healthier and more abundant than older, more stressed seedlings. Pot up to 3-4” pots when first true leaves, submerging 3/4 of the stem below soil.

When to transplant: Harden off & transplant outdoors after frost, again burying stem. Water soil, not leaves. Prune lowest stem “suckers” as they emerge.

Transplant Spacing: 2.5 feet Sun Needs: Full

Days to Harvest: 62

Height: 4.5-5.5 feet (semideterminate)