Sweet Million F1 Hybrid Tomato Seeds - Plant Produces Over 500 Cherry Tomatoes (25 - Seeds)

I have written review previously.

I plant Sweet Million tomatoes, and I have for 30+ years. I ordered these seeds, and the first shipment never arrived. The seller sent more. They arrived in short order, and I planted them immediately. I transplanted the seedlings into my garden in mid-November (I'm in Florida).Well, the plants grew vigorously and set lots of fruit. That's the good part.The bad part is that the tomatoes were all small, and about 30% of them cracked as they ripened. That was a dead giveaway that these were NOT Sweet Millions.When I tasted them, I immediately knew that the seeds, although lavbeled Sweet Million, were actually Sweet 100s. I grew these, along with Supersweet 100s, until the Sweet Million was available. Since then I have never looked back.So...the seeds get high marks for 100% germination. but that is offset by the wrong seed being shipped.Look elsewhere for these seeds. No telling WHAT you will receive.

I planted 250 tomato seeds of (various varieties). Three of the Sweet Million produced small sprouts that had no leaves they promptly died. My other seeds germination rate was very successful. This leads me to believe it was poor seed quality, or old seed. I was really hoping to have better results.

Buyer beware of these seeds.