HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE. One of the largest-fruited tomato varieties. Its beauty is truly breathtaking — a masterpiece among bicolor tomatoes. Mountains of delicious fruits! We sourced the seeds from the USA, and it took us three years to find this variety. Some tomato varieties should be harvested as soon as they start ripening, because if they overripen, their flavor becomes less pleasant.

Others don’t reach their full taste potential until they are fully ripe. So, you need to find the optimal harvest time for this variety through your own experience. The plant is strong, about 1.5 meters tall, with 3–4 very large fruits per cluster, each weighing 600–700 grams. All the fruits are uniform in size and shape.

It sets fruit well and is best grown with two stems. The taste is incredibly rich, sweet, juicy, and absolutely delicious! Inside, the flesh is bright and bicolored! This is the kind of variety you’ll remember for a lifetime! Top marks for sweetness! Top marks for its ultra-vibrant flesh! Highly recommended!

HOW TO GROW BICOLOR:

Hawaiian Pineapple is a unique tomato variety with a striking bicolor appearance — a blend of yellow with red or orange tones. The variety gets its name from its visual similarity to a pineapple. Growing tips:

Site selection and soil preparation: Choose a sunny location, as tomatoes thrive in full sun. The soil should be fertile, well-drained, and enriched with organic matter.
Sowing or transplanting seedlings: Start seeds indoors or plant pre-grown seedlings. Transplant to open ground only after the danger of frost has passed.
Plant support: Due to the large and heavy fruits, provide strong support using stakes, trellises, or cages to prevent stem breakage.
Watering and fertilizing: Water regularly to maintain even moisture levels without overwatering. Use balanced fertilizers rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for optimal growth.
Pruning and pinching: Remove excess shoots to shape the plant and focus its energy on fruit development.
Pest and disease protection: Monitor plant health regularly and take action to prevent diseases and pests. Inspect leaves and stems frequently.
Harvesting: Pick the fruits once they have reached full ripeness and show their characteristic bicolor appearance.

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By following these care instructions and giving your plants proper attention, you’ll enjoy flavorful and colorful tomatoes. Our collection includes over 2,000 tomato varieties — all tested in our garden and ready to plant.

Timo

18.06.2025 в 21:19

Tall and large-fruited, with orange-yellow fruits. In open ground, it produces significantly more fruit than in the greenhouse. The plant itself grows well in the greenhouse, it’s sturdy and medium in height, but it sets only a few fruits. Outdoors, yields are much better. The fruits are yellow-orange with a reddish blush, fleshy, not too many seeds, sweet and tasty, more of a salad type. Rating: 5 out of 5. We'll definitely grow it again.

Olena

17.11.2024 в 17:10

I didn’t get to taste the Hawaiian Pineapple straight from the plant. In the greenhouse, probably due to the heat, only the top clusters set fruit. We harvested them green. The yield was small, and they ripened at home. The fruits are firm and meaty, with an average taste and a slight tang. On the plus side, they stored very well - third best in shelf life for me.

Yaroslava

04.11.2024 в 21:23

I'm absolutely in love with this variety! When it ripened in the greenhouse, I couldn’t take my eyes off it the fruits had a delicate peach color and incredibly sweet, fragrant flesh. There’s even a hint of exotic fruit flavor - just amazing! It’s an indeterminate variety, and I grew it in three stems. The fruits were large on all clusters, with dense flesh that slices like butter.

Viki

24.09.2024 в 15:40

I grew it outdoors. It handled the heat well and didn’t get sick. It didn’t produce a lot of fruit (not all flowers set due to the heat), but the tomatoes were tasty, fairly large, uniform in shape, with few seeds

Harmony Lewis

03.09.2024 в 18:01

I have the Hawaiian Pineapple and the Golden Pineapple varieties. Both have amazing flavor: sweet, meaty, with a fruity taste... and they look beautiful! The Golden even has a red cap. The plants are healthy indeterminate types, and I trained them with 2-3 stems. They showed no signs of disease. Overall, I highly recommend them.

Natalia

07.11.2023 в 15:54

This year was my first time planting Hawaiian Pineapple. It’s a real wonder and a beauty. I’d call the color 'creamy,' but it’s more accurate to say peach, as others describe it. Despite the crazy heat, it set fruit on all four clusters. The color is truly unusual. The biggest tomato I picked today weighed 440 grams. I harvested all the fruits whole, but at home I found three had cracked — a diagonal split across the tomato. Maybe it happened after the rain two days ago. But I wonder why they cracked on the way home, not on the plant?

I’ll have to keep them in the fridge, though I don’t like tomatoes refrigerated — it changes their taste. Today I picked five fruits from one plant. I’ve already saved seeds for next year.

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HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE – bright, very sweet giant.

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Number of seeds	15
Maturation time	Mid-maturing
Tomato size	Large and giants (from 500 g)
Fruit color	Bicolor, Orange, ochre
Country of selection	USA

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