A very unusual horn-shaped variety.

Large, deep red fruit on a wispy plant that needs to be well staked.

Excellent flesh quality, few seeds.

Resistant to cracking.

Grown in 2015 under glass.
-Sown on 15 March
-Planted on 2 May
-Indeterminate growth
-Very large plant, a real creeper! Columnar habit, rather thin stems compared to the size of the plant. Grown on 2 stems.
-Height +/- 2.60 m
-Foliage is wispy and falls vertically.
-Flower: 9 long sepals and 6 petals.
-Cluster composed of 1 to 2 bunches of 3/5 fruits.
-Fruit: medium to large size, heart-shaped, sometimes very tapered or truncated, but in both cases with rounded and ribbed shoulders. (this is far from the description of the distributor J&LGardens )
-Pinkish red colour with green shoulders
-Depression at the peduncular attachment very deep and moderately wide from which scars emerge in the talwegs.
-Trace of umbilicus in a more or less wide and corky spot
-Harvest: good, intermittent and long.
-Full and dense beefy flesh. Small lodges with little gel and very few, if any, seeds.
Taste: good old-fashioned tomato flavour