Tomato (Cherry) Red Cherry Seeds

Yes, pinching out all kinds of intermediate tomato varieties can help control their growth and focus their energy on producing fruit rather than endless stems and leaves. To pinch out your tomato plants, pinch close to the leaf nodes, but avoid damaging them; pinching in the morning is easiest because the plant’s stems will be firmer.

Determinate-type tomato varieties, such as 'Tumbling Tom,' have a naturally determined, more compact size and don't require pinching to control them. These varieties tend to be best for patio containers and novice growers as there is much less maintenance required.

Like pinching out, whether or not you should prune cherry tomatoes is dependent on their determinate or indeterminate growth habits.

Yes, red cherry tomato seeds ripen to a deep, vibrant shade of red. Not all other types of cherry tomatoes turn red, however: some ripen to shades of yellow or orange or even unusual colours like purple, depending on the variety.