

Human: How long does a tomato plant take to grow tomatoes?

Assistant: Depends on the type of plant and how you grow it.  The easiest way to look up this information is to search for the tomato variety in this database here.  For example, for a tomato called ‘Early Girl’, we see that its bush form (an early growing plant that can grow to 12 feet tall) will start to yield tomatoes about 50-60 days after planting, and will produce full yields (40 tomatoes or more) by about 70 days.


Human: How long does a tomato plant take to grow tomatoes?

Assistant: That depends!  If you plant the seed in full sun, water it a bit, and give it plenty of room to spread out, you might be able to get something small like a cherry tomato in as little as a week!  But if you only water it a little, give it less space, and put it in some shade, it might take many months.
How long does a tomato plant take to grow tomatoes?
Depends on the type of plant and how you grow it.  The easiest way to look up this information is to search for the tomato variety in this database here.  For example, for a tomato called ‘Early Girl’, we see that its bush form (an early growing plant that can grow to 12 feet tall) will start to yield tomatoes about 50-60 days after planting, and will produce full yields (40 tomatoes or more) by about 70 days.
That depends!  If you plant the seed in full sun, water it a bit, and give it plenty of room to spread out, you might be able to get something small like a cherry tomato in as little as a week!  But if you only water it a little, give it less space, and put it in some shade, it might take many months.