Description and characteristics of the variety
The pink Angel tomato ripens 95-100 days after planting the plants in the ground. Determinate bush, up to 60 cm high, bright green foliage and stems, simple inflorescences. The fruits are flat-round, slightly flattened on the sides, 5-7 per cluster. The color ranges from rich pink to pale red, the flesh is very dense, the peel, on the contrary, is soft. The taste is typically tomato, with a slightly sweetish tint.
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An excellent sugar variety, especially valuable in children's and dietary nutrition. Miniature bright fruits are a spectacular decoration for dishes.
Tomato 'Cherry Pink'.
Indeterminate, up to 2 m high. Early ripening (95-100 days). The fruits are round, pink, weighing 20 g, with very juicy sweet pulp; collected in brushes of 25-30 pieces.
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What pink tomatoes do you grow?
Advantages and disadvantages
- fast ripening;
- ease of cultivation and lack of special care requirements;
- productivity;
- long preservation of presentation;
- ability to maintain freshness for a long time;
- immunity to diseases and pests.
Numerous experiments in tomato cultivation indicate the absence of typical disadvantages in this variety and the absence of difficulties in its cultivation. Particular attention should only be paid to the temperature of the water for irrigation (it should not be cold) and protection from temperature fluctuations during the day and evening hours.
Positive and negative aspects of the variety
Like any other type of tomato, Pink Angel has its good and bad sides. Summer residents take these indicators into account when choosing a new variety to grow.
Pros:
- Early harvest.
- Low maintenance requirements.
- Versatility of use.
- Immunity to major diseases.
- Long shelf life.
- The presentation is preserved during transportation over any distance.
The disadvantages of the variety are inconsistent. Therefore, it was not possible to identify specific signs.
Planting and care
Tomato seeds are usually planted in March, based on the two-month period of forcing seedlings and the approximate time of their transfer to the ground in accordance with the climatic conditions of the region. In addition, for successful seed germination they need to provide:
- light mode at least 14-15 hours a day;
- moderate watering;
- feeding;
- timely dive.
The seating scheme is 50 by 40 with a distance between rows of 80-90 cm. Thus, per 1 sq. m there are 6-8 bushes.
Description of the variety
Distinctive features of this variety include:
- short ripening time: as a rule, after 95-100 days you can get the first tomatoes;
- miniature bush: no more than 60 cm in height;
- slightly laterally flattened shape of tomatoes;
- fruit weight up to 200 g;
- color pale red, deep pink;
- high pulp density;
- softness of the peel;
- 5-7 fruits are formed in the brush;
- inflorescence simple;
- Tomato-type leaves are bright green.
The main purpose
Due to their sweetish taste, they are ideal for pickling and preparing salads. A freezing option is possible, which will increase the concentration of vitamins and allow you to add tomatoes to food in the winter.
Productivity
Subject to the conditions and favorable temperature conditions, up to 5 kg can be collected from one bush.
Landing
Before planting both in open ground and in a greenhouse, the seeds must be germinated and prepared. This will help to more accurately determine the number of seeds capable of bearing fruit. Start germination 55-60 days before planting in the ground or greenhouse.
To do this you must:
- place the seeds in a medium-sized glass;
- then add water and a teaspoon of salt without a lump;
- and stir well.
Leave to infuse for 20-30 minutes. After the specified period of time, all those seeds that appeared on the surface are empty and not suitable for use. Remove them carefully. And place those that remain at the bottom of the glass in damp gauze for several days.
Characteristics of early ripening tomato Pink Angel and growing in seedlings
Pink angel tomato belongs to the early ripening variety. The period from planting seeds to full ripening ranges from 95 to 100 days. Ideal for growing in open ground.
Characteristics of the variety
The description of the variety should begin with the fact that Pink Angel has high immunity to various diseases, and due to early ripening it is not susceptible to late blight. This variety is low growing. The height of the bush rarely exceeds 60 cm. The fruits are round, pink in color, with a pleasant taste.
The weight of tomatoes ranges from 80-100 g. Despite their softness and thin skin, tomatoes tolerate long-distance transportation well and are also stored for a long time in suitable conditions. This variety is best suited for fresh consumption and pickling.
The main positive qualities of a tomato:
- Fast maturation.
- Unpretentious and does not require special care.
- Disease resistance.
- The yield is about 5 kg per bush.
No serious negative qualities have been identified in this variety.
Growing seedlings
The most important rule for growing seedlings is that the seeds are sown 55-60 days before planting them in open ground. In this case, the terms are calculated individually for each region.
The best time to plant seedlings in open ground is mid-May. The air temperature should not be lower than +15°C.
How to grow seedlings:
- To obtain a larger harvest, experienced experts recommend soaking the seeds in a wood ash solution for 20 minutes before planting. After this, the grains are thoroughly dried and planted in a container.
- Seedlings need good lighting - at least 14 hours a day.
- Moderate watering as the soil dries. Do not allow excess liquid in the soil or allow the soil to dry out.
- As necessary, it is allowed to feed the seedlings with growth-stimulating drugs.
- After the appearance of the 2nd leaf, the seedlings are placed in different containers. When transplanting into pots, the root of the plant is deepened by 1/3, while ensuring that the distance from the ground to the leaves is no more than 1 cm.
- 2 weeks before planting in open ground, seedlings should be hardened off. To do this, they take her outside, gradually accustoming her to the wind and sun.
Before planting seedlings in the soil, you should pay attention to their condition. So, if the leaves of a seedling turn yellow, it means it lacks calcium.
You can correct the situation like this: dissolve 1 glass of wood ash in 10 liters of water and pour the resulting solution onto the seedlings exclusively at the root. It is better to carry out the procedure early in the morning.
If the leaves turn brown or purple, this may indicate a lack of phosphorus. Feeding with superphosphate will help eliminate the problem.
Growing
Under favorable weather conditions, tomatoes can begin to be planted as early as April. But experienced gardeners recommend playing it safe and planting seedlings in May (the average daily temperature does not fall below +15 degrees).
The most common and convenient scheme is where:
- the distance between rows is at least 50 cm;
- between holes - at least 40 cm;
- passage between rows - 90 cm.
This will ensure free growth and development of the bushes. Make the process of watering and processing tomatoes easier for yourself.
Variety care
It can be divided into the stage before and after transplantation into the ground.
Before or before planting in the ground, pay close attention to the seedlings.
If they turn yellow, it means they lack calcium. Make an ash solution: 1 cup of ash per 10 liters of water and pour the tomatoes directly to the root. If it is not possible to find ash, purchase ready-made potash fertilizers for tomatoes, for example, monopotassium phosphate. To use it you need to: spread it over the surface of the earth, but no closer than 8 cm from the stem and loosen it thoroughly. Do this procedure better in the morning.
If after hardening the leaves turn brown or purple, they lack phosphorus or the hardening began too quickly. If, after being placed in the house, the leaves do not change color, then this is definitely a lack of phosphorus. To eliminate it you need to: feed the seedlings with superphosphate. Don't forget about watering, which was mentioned above.
Care after transplanting into the ground is to:
- tie it up in a timely manner: despite the fact that the bushes are miniature, due to the heaviness of the tomatoes, they can break off - only in this case is support necessary.
- feed for 7 days after transplantation, during the period of bud formation and fruit ripening.
- install protection against sudden temperature changes from a plastic 5-liter bottle (cut small windows on both sides of it - they will allow air to circulate).
- Water in a timely manner, and strictly at the root. Leaves should not be touched as this can lead to the development of fungal diseases.
- loosen the soil after watering.
Care in a greenhouse is similar, but there is no need to install bottle protection. It is enough to ventilate the greenhouse and check the temperature once a day.
The ideal complex fertilizer is nitroammophoska.
Growing seedlings
The most important rule for growing seedlings is that the seeds are sown 55-60 days before planting them in open ground.
In this case, the timing is calculated individually for each region. The best time for planting seedlings in open ground is mid-May. The air temperature should not be lower than +15°C.
How to grow seedlings:
- To obtain a larger harvest, experienced experts recommend soaking the seeds in a wood ash solution for 20 minutes before planting. After this, the grains are thoroughly dried and planted in a container.
- Seedlings need good lighting - at least 14 hours a day.
- Moderate watering as the soil dries. Do not allow excess liquid in the soil or allow the soil to dry out.
- As necessary, it is allowed to feed the seedlings with growth-stimulating drugs.
- After the appearance of the 2nd leaf, the seedlings are placed in different containers. When transplanting into pots, the root of the plant is deepened by 1/3, while ensuring that the distance from the ground to the leaves is no more than 1 cm.
- 2 weeks before planting in open ground, seedlings should be hardened off. To do this, they take her outside, gradually accustoming her to the wind and sun.
The first tomatoes in the summer sell out quickly in any family. Especially if grown on your own plot. Tomatoes of the “Pink Angel” variety ripen quickly.
