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Variety characteristics

Fruit type
Beefsteak
The growing season
Mid-late
Growing habit
Indeterminate
Color
Red
Fruit size
Medium-fruited
Leaf type
Regular
Package size
10 seeds

Connie’s Cain

Seeds: Tomatoes
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2.70 EUR per packet · Seeds per packet: 10

Note: Orders will be shipped starting on October 1, 2026, in the order in which they were placed.

Fruit type Beefsteak
The growing season Mid-late
Growing habit Indeterminate
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The tomato variety "Connie’s Cain" originates from Italy and gained wider popularity thanks to Gary Ibsen of TomatoFest, who received the seeds from Connie Keplinger of Ohio. It is a tall-growing plant, which means it continues to grow throughout the growing season and requires staking or trellising. The tomatoes are large, weighing between 280 and 450 grams, with a characteristic beefsteak shape, a red color, and a sweet, intense flavor.

The fruits are fleshy, have a delicate skin, and contain few seeds, making them ideal for slicing and for processing into items such as sauces. The plant yields abundantly, and the fruits ripen approximately 79–80 days after transplanting. Thanks to its excellent flavor, "Connie’s Cain" is highly valued by both gardeners and lovers of Mediterranean cuisine.

Variety characteristics

Fruit type
Beefsteak
The growing season
Mid-late
Growing habit
Indeterminate
Color
Red
Fruit size
Medium-fruited
Leaf type
Regular
Package size
10 seeds
Connie’s Cain

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