Tomatoes are one of the most popular greenhouse crops in Kenya — and for good reason. They’re fast-growing, high-yielding, and in constant demand. But profitability isn’t guaranteed. Many farmers jump in without understanding the full cost structure, and end up disappointed when returns don’t match expectations. This post breaks down a real-world 90-day tomato cycle, based on Kericho conditions, and shows you exactly what it costs, what you can earn, and where the risks lie.