Tomato Yield Calculator: How Many Tomatoes One Plant Produces
Estimate how many pounds of tomatoes your plants will give you this season, based on variety type, growing conditions, and how many plants you have. Then find out what that means in actual tomatoes.
Tomato Yield Calculator
Estimate your harvest in pounds and jars, or work backward from how much you want to how many plants to grow.
Yields are realistic season-long estimates, not guarantees. Weather, variety, and care swing them a lot, so treat the number as a solid ballpark. Canning math uses about 5 pounds of tomatoes per quart of sauce and 2 pounds per pint of salsa.
How many tomatoes does one plant produce? A healthy plant typically gives 10 to 20 pounds of fruit over a season: that is 20 to 80 medium tomatoes from a slicer, or several hundred cherries from a vigorous cherry plant. Variety, sunlight, feeding, and season length drive the range, and the calculator above adjusts for all of them.
