Anahu

Anahu is a very special determinate tomato variety that was developed by the University of Hawai'i in the late 1950's specifically for Hawaii's hot and humid environment. Anahu has the ability to resist root knot nematodes, fusarium wilt, grey leaf spot, tobacco mosaic virus, and one strain of spotted wilt virus. Today, many commercial nematode-resistant tomato varieties can trace their genealogy back to Anahu, including Celebrity, an All-American Awards selection with multiple disease resistance. Large fruits ripen uniformly and measure approximately 5-8 ounces, reaching maturity in approximately 75-80 days. 
 
Seeds grown in Molokai. 20 seeds per packet.