Tomate Banjam Rumi Orange, 10 seeds (311)

Very rare variety from Afghanistan, introduced into the US. In 1937 by Tom Kleffman. (In Persian, Banjam Rumi means tomato).
Small fruit from 100 to 150 grams, round and flattened, with deep nervations in the upper half.
Orange yellow dress with very fine skin.
Very juicy meat. Very soft and sweet taste.
Plant with great development, rather narrow and regular foliage, of indefinite growth.
Plenty and regular production from mid-season to frost.

Note: There is a red version.