Association Seeds Infinite

We guard, preserve and reproduce a collection of 1700 heirloom varieties of tomatoes , inheritance either heirloom to provision of the people. We work for avoid the erosion genetics.

History and Origin of the Variety

Origin Historical

This variety modern was created by Brad Gates in Wild Boar Farms, located in he Valley of Napa, California of the North. Was developed and introduced commercially by Wild Boar Farms in 2013. Brad Gates, acquaintance as "the tomato guy" and breeder legendary of tomatoes, development this variety as part of his series of tomatoes with anthocyanins, that include pigments purple-blue beneficial to health.

Curiosities of the Variety

 Name descriptive: "Amethyst Jewel" (Jewel of Amethyst) does reference to the splendid purple-violet colors that adorn the shoulders of the fruit

 Breeder legendary: Created by Brad Gates, one of the breeders of tomato further recognized worldwide

 Series anthocyanin: Shape part of the varieties rich in anthocyanins, compounds antioxidants beneficial to health

  Recent introduction: Introduced in 2013, it is one of the most popular modern varieties

 Favorite of the breeder: Considered by many growers as a of the best creations by Brad Gates

 Coloration dependent of the sun: The intensity of the color purple depends of the exposure direct solar

Importance Cultural

This variety represents the innovation modern in he improvement of tomatoes heirloom, demonstrating how contemporary breeders can create exceptional varieties that combine visual beauty, flavor superior and benefits nutritional. Is a example of the Renaissance of the tomato specialized in the American West Coast.

1.- PLANT DESCRIPTORS

3.- FRUIT DESCRIPTORS

6.- AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS

7.- RESISTANCES AND TOLERANCES

CHARACTERISTICS SPECIALS OF THE VARIETY "AMETHYST JEWEL"

Featured Attributes:

Exceptional Beauty: Considered one of the most beautiful tomatoes, with spectacular pink and purple-violet colors

Superior flavor: Sweet, well-balanced, juicy and fruity flavor with low acidity

Extraordinary productivity: Very high production with large bunches loaded with fruit

Beneficial anthocyanins: Rich in anthocyanins (purple pigments) with antioxidant properties

Exceptional pulp: Dense and firm flesh with very few seeds and small seed chambers Crack resistance: Remarkable resistance to cracking even in heavy rain Conservation capacity: Excellent capacity to remain in the plant without deteriorating

Limitations:

Sun Dependence: Requires full sun (8+ hours) to fully develop purple coloration

Color variability: Shaded fruits may not develop the characteristic anthocyanin coloration

Progressive ripening: The upper fruits develop better coloration than the shaded lower ones.

Tutoring Needs: Requires robust support due to high

productivity and bunch size

Necessary pruning: Requires management of lateral shoots to optimize production

Shade sensitivity: Dense foliage can shade inferior fruits, reducing anthocyanin

Recommended Uses:

Gourmet consumption: Excellent for gourmet dishes due to its exceptional flavor and unique presentation.

Special Salads: Ideal for salads where visual presentation is important

Slicing Tomato: Perfect for sandwiches and dishes that require attractive slices

Specialty markets: Highly valued in farmers markets and gourmet stores

Culinary photography: Excellent for food photography due to its spectacular colors

Seed Saving: Open-pollinated variety, perfect for seed saving

Ornamental crop: Attractive in gardens for its aesthetic value as well as its culinary value.

Data based in sources specialized in varieties developed by Wild Boar Farms, Direct information from Brad Gates, and documented experiences from growers specializing in high-quality modern tomatoes .