]> 2026-04-05T01:32:10-07:00 Stupické Skleníkové 0 Czechoslovakia Indet., but quite compact plants with potato leaf foliage. Round red fruits very similar in shape and size to [[Stupice]] tomato. Excellent rich flavor. 2.5 oz average. red round small salad indet. * An old heirloom tomato from Czechoslovakia. Bred by a famous Czech tomato breeder Jaroslav Homola (Selecta firm) in the 1940s, from a cross of [[Mikado]] x [[Sláva Porýni]] x [[Solanum racemigerum]]. Named and released in 1954. * The breeding efforts took place on a state-owned Stupice farm founded in 1921 (Stupice is a small village near Prague, Czechoslovakia). The farm was nationalized in 1948 (as all the firms in former Czechoslovakia), then privatized again after 1989, and the 'rights' to the tomato was given to firms Sempra Praha, Seva Seed and Moravoseed. * 'skleníkové' means 'greenhouse' in Czech language. green * There was also another variant mentioned (possibly later selection?), [[Stupické rané skleníkové]], but it did not receive recognition in Czechoslovakia and was not cultivated, so there are no seeds available. * Introduced commercially in North America by [[:Category:Tomato Seeds|Tatiana's TOMATObase Seeds]] in 2015. potato early Vladimir Gross, Brno, Czech Republic 14 heirloom 2014 2023-02-21T12:14:43Z 2459997.0102199 Stupické Skleníkové Stupické Skleníkové#001# Czech republic, Brno, 780 ft Stupické Skleníkové Very early indeterminante varieta knows as Stupice in whole world. Moravoseed, SEVASEED, SEMO, Sempra- whole Czech Republic 2014 -2021 Stupicke Polni Rane 0 Stupické Polní Rané 0 Stupicke Polni Rane 0 Stupické Polní Rané 0 Stupice 0 Related 102 See also 102 Similar 102