Microberry

Microberry is a compact, heavy‑setting tomato celebrated for multiflora clusters of small cherries that ripen to bright yellow. Listings vary on height because it’s been shared among growers for years; many report true micro‑dwarf habit near 30 cm in tight pots, while others see 3–4 ft in rich soil. Either way, the plant stays bushy with regular leaves and sets abundantly with good light, making it a strong choice for containers. Fruits are sweet and fruity with a pleasant bite, excellent for grazing and salad bowls. Provide a light, well‑drained mix, consistent moisture, and periodic feeding to maintain the multiflora bloom through warm weather. Fruits shine in both fresh salads and slow‑simmered sauces where their natural balance comes forward. Plants respond well to consistent moisture and mulching, which helps reduce blossom‑end stress and keeps fruit quality high. Give sturdy support and prune lightly to maintain airflow and make harvest easier as clusters build.

Days: 65–75 (mid‑season)
Tomato Type: Cherry (multiflora clusters)
Growth Habit: Compact to indeterminate (reports vary)
Plant Height: 12 inches to 3–4 ft (environment dependent)
Fruit Size: Small cherry
Leaf Type: Regular
Color: Bright yellow when ripe
Shape: Round cherry in large clusters
Flavor: Sweet, fruity
Usage: Snacking, salads, containers
Creator: Shared/private selection circulated among hobby growers