Yes you can no problem at all. They look good in indoor window boxes etc and produce lovely sweet cherry tomatoes. Very easy to do. Just need extra water in warm weather. One of my favourite varieties of dwarf tomatoes. Good luck with your planting.
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Only if you had a grow light to give them the required number of hours of sunlight. That is how a plant photosynthesizes.
You would need a grow light to make sure the plant gets the appropriate number of hours of sunlight.
Yes you can no problem at all. They look good in indoor window boxes etc and produce lovely sweet cherry tomatoes. Very easy to do. Just need extra water in warm weather. One of my favourite varieties of dwarf tomatoes. Good luck with your planting.