Tomato 'Pink Honey'

This is my second season for growing this variety, and I continue to be amazed at the production. The fruit is big, with many at 1 lb. or...Read More more, and the large vine is loaded with these lunkers. Last year, I'm guessing I harvested about 40 ripe fruit over a long season, and there were still at least 20 unripe ones when the first freeze hit. In more than 50 years of growing tomatoes, this was the total-poundage winner. It is a very meaty variety that is wonderful for processing. The flavor is good.

I'm unsure if the entry for this tomato is very accurate. From what I read, and from what I'm experiencing this summer; this is more of a...Read More medium sized to beefsteak sized oxheart shaped tomato that can easily surpass 1 pound per tomato. Also, it is not french or American, but apparently Russian (Siberian). And so it in theory should do well when the weather cools down and is said to continue producing through out the entire season.

So far I'm massively impressed. The beautiful pink that develops is lovely to behold. I just harvested my first one and it came out to 14 oz's. This is definitely an early producer. Pictures have been posted. I'm growing three Pink Honey plants, and each one already has 15-20 very LARGE beefsteaks growing. Out of the 15 varieties I'm experimenting with, this is producing the most. Seems to be highly disease resistant and drought resistant as well. Highly recommended.