Fruit type
Empty chambers
The growing season
Mid-early
Growing habit
Indeterminate
The fruit is shaped like a bell pepper. After cutting off the cap of the fruit, the seeds inside are concentrated in the central part near the core and are very easy to remove, so the inside of the fruit remains dry—a very advantageous trait when stuffing them with salads, as they don’t become soggy with juice. A striking tomato for serving a variety of salads or for baking. The plants are tall and vigorous; staking is necessary. Because it has a compact growth habit and sparse foliage, it is suitable for training to two main shoots. It complements the colors of
Red Stuffer Cherry and
Yellow Stuffer, creating an excellent composition with them on a platter.
Striped Cavern is linked to Tom Wagner’s work on tomatoes for stuffing. The decorative stripes and spacious chambers of the fruit combine an ornamental appearance with a very practical use.
