Dwarf Metallica Tomato

In a timeframe of 75 days, the 'Dwarf Metallica' plants, featuring rugose regular leaves, reach a height of two to three feet. The fruits, ranging from four to sixteen ounces each, display a pink color with green stripes, showcasing an oblate to slightly heart-shaped form and offering a well-balanced flavor that is mildly sweet and tangy.The "Beauty" family traces its origins to a cross conducted by Vincent Lavallo, involving the "Dwarf Tomato Project" release 'Dwarf Wild Fred' and the indeterminate variety 'Beauty King'. From this lineage, 'Dwarf Metallica' was meticulously chosen and named by Suzanne Dzejachok. Notable contributors to the development of this variety include Craig LeHoullier, Susan Oliverson, Nancy Ruhl, Ray Newstead, Justin Sieglaff, Barbara Kambourelis, and Anne Haywood, with Bill Minkey and John Dunton overseeing the growth of the release.While we have noted the occasional presence of off-type plants, efforts to refine the variety are ongoing. However, it is large