Supersteak Beefsteak Tomato Plant – 2 Litre Root BallThe Supersteak tomato is one of the finest beefsteak varieties available to UK gardeners. This large-fruiting, indeterminate cordon plant produces giant, meaty tomato fruits — ideal for slicing and adding to fresh summer salads, sandwiches, and burgers. With fruits weighing up to 900g each, Supersteak delivers an impressive harvest that is hard to beat.Supplied as a well-established, garden-ready plant in a 2 litre root ball, this tomato is ready to plant straight into your kitchen garden, patio containers, raised beds, vegetable plot, or greenhouse. A wonderful choice for beginners and experienced growers alike.Key Features Large beefsteak tomato variety producing fruits up to 900g each Indeterminate cordon type — crops heavily throughout the season Thrives outdoors in a sunny, sheltered spot or in a greenhouse Suitable for containers, raised beds, allotments, and vegetable gardens Delivered as an established, garden-ready live plant in a 2 litre root ball Growing ConditionsThis high-yield tomato plant thrives in full sun, ideally in a sheltered, south-facing position. It performs brilliantly in a greenhouse and equally well outdoors once all risk of frost has passed. Plant into rich, well-drained soil or quality compost. As a cordon variety, it requires staking and regular removal of side shoots to direct energy into large fruiting trusses.Watering and FeedingKeep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Once the first truss of fruit has set, feed weekly with a high-potash tomato fertiliser to encourage strong, sturdy growth and prolific cropping. Remove lower leaves as the season progresses to improve air circulation and help maintain healthy, disease-resistant plants.Cultural Information Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum 'Supersteak' Common Names: Supersteak Tomato, Beefsteak Tomato Classification: Tender Annual (Indeterminate Cordon) Fully Grown Height: 150–180 cm (when staked) Growth Habit: Upright Cordon, Requires Staking and Side-Shooting Fruit Type: Large Beefsteak, up to 900g per fruit Fruiting Season: Mid-Summer to Early Autumn Planting Position: Full Sun, Sheltered South-Facing Spot Perfect For: Greenhouses, Outdoor Beds, Containers, Raised Beds, Allotments Soil Requirements: Rich, Well-Drained Soil or Quality Compost Watering: Regular, Consistent Moisture — Avoid Waterlogging Feeding: Weekly High-Potash Tomato Fertiliser Once Fruit Has Set Hardiness: Not Frost Hardy — Plant Outdoors After Last Frost Pot Size Supplied: 2 Litre Root Ball, Established and Garden Ready
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