Description of the tomato variety Carpal F1, its characteristics and reviews

Healthy and tasty tomato fruits are often present in the Russian diet. The tomato variety Carpal F1 has become one of the sought-after plants in gardeners’ beds. The success of the hybrid is due to the positive characteristics of the hybrid. Among the advantages of all hand types are:

• Possibility of long-term storage;
• Low probability of diseases of the nightshade family;
• Attractive appearance.

Positive reviews from vegetable growers confirm that the hybrid tomato variety Kisteva has all the advantages of the species.

Planting in the ground and caring for tomatoes

Ready seedlings, which will have at least 5-7 true leaves, are planted in a prepared greenhouse or in beds.
For the Carpal hybrid, a placement pattern of 0.4 m in a row and 0.7 m in row spacing is suitable. This area is enough for the normal life of plants.

Form a tomato into 1-2 stems. To do this, either all the stepsons are removed, or the lowest one is left. A second stem is formed from it. The first inflorescence appears on the bush after 9-11 leaves, the next ones after it - after 3 leaves. 6-7 fruits of equal size are tied to 1 cluster.

The Carpal hybrid is tall, so it cannot do without a garter to supports, a trellis or a net. They are installed when planting seedlings.

The brushes need to be tied up if there is a possibility that they will not support the weight of the fruit. But usually this is not required.

Like all tomatoes, Kistevoy needs abundant watering and timely feeding. Only with careful care will you be able to get a good harvest.

For watering in a greenhouse, you can use a drip irrigation system; this is convenient in terms of saving water, time and labor for the gardener. Using the system, you can also fertilize along with watering - just dilute a certain amount of fertilizer in water.

To preserve soil moisture, you need to use mulch from plant material or agrofibre. If there is no shelter, the soil is loosened every time after watering.

Feeding is carried out at least three times per season. The first - when the tomatoes begin to throw out flowers, the second - during mass flowering, the third and, if necessary, the fourth - at intervals of 2 weeks.

Both mineral mixtures and organic matter are used. How much fertilizer to take and in what volume to dilute is indicated in the instructions for each drug.

When using organic matter, slurry diluted with water in a ratio of 1 to 10 is poured under each bush, 1 liter. Then water the tomatoes with clean water.

During 2-4 feedings, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers can be replaced with ordinary ash from burnt plant debris - scatter it under the bushes at the rate of 0.5 kg per 1 sq. m. m or water the plants with ash solution (1 tbsp per bucket).

Hybrid Carpal tomatoes begin to sing 3 months after germination. The fruits turn red together, usually they are all evenly colored, so when removing the berries, they pick off the entire cluster of fruit at once.

Reviews of Russian summer residents about the variety “Kistevoy F1”

1. Fedor Pimenov, 43 years old:
   Good afternoon everyone. I would like to tell you a little about the “Kisteva” tomato variety. In my greenhouse, the tomato showed itself to be productive and not capricious. I collect 16–17 fruits from each cluster. Everything is smooth, beautiful, and even tastes very sweet. I didn't find any negative sides.
2. Vadim Orlov, 56 years old:
   Good health to everyone! This summer I planted tomatoes of the “Kistevoy F1” variety for the first time. I grow vegetables in the North-West region, and the hybrid gave a good harvest and withstood constant rains and low temperatures. I didn't have a fungus.

tomato Kapija pink - description and characteristics of the variety

Description of the variety

Bright oblong tomatoes Duchess F1 are easy to recognize among the rest. Dishes with these tomatoes are particularly juicy, and the vegetables themselves delight with their sweetness, comparable to candy, and velvety pulp. You can enjoy tomatoes both in fresh salads and in various pickles, where they perfectly retain their density and amazing taste.

The bush grows no higher than 70 cm, and the fruits on it ripen are rather large: the weight of an average tomato reaches 90 g. The leaves are small, dark green.

Good news for owners of large plots will be the independence of the plant - there is no need to uproot it. It is enough to ensure an uninterrupted supply of the necessary fertilizers and regularly loosen the soil.

Watering and fertilizing

20 days after planting, it will be necessary to apply the first fertilizer. It is necessary to choose complex compositions. Today there is a fairly wide range of high-quality fertilizers for growing tomatoes on sale.

When preparing the soil in a greenhouse, it is important not to overdo it with fertilizers, especially nitrogen-containing ones. This can affect the rapid growth of greenery, to the detriment of the appearance of fruits.

Watering tomatoes should be timely and moderate. Under no circumstances should the soil be allowed to dry out. Feeding should be done at least 4 times a season. It is worth giving preference to fertilizing containing potassium. This is very important, because cluster tomatoes need properly selected fertilizer.

In addition to frequent watering, the soil must be well loosened. This should be done as often as possible. The soil must always be loose. This ensures the necessary humidity. In addition, the soil can be sprinkled with sawdust, this will prevent the soil from drying out. The greenhouse must be ventilated after watering. This will prevent the appearance of fungus that destroys the plant.

Characteristics and description of Japanese tomatoes

Growing Japanese tomatoes is a very interesting and entertaining activity. Today, every owner of a plot of land can choose a variety that is suitable for certain characteristics. Some of the foreign hybrids have low growth rates and can be grown in a room or on a balcony. Others are intended only for street landing.

For a novice gardener, a large assortment of “Japanese” products can frighten, confuse and mislead. Tomato varieties recommended by sellers do not always meet the requirements that consumers expect from them. Therefore, experts recommend that you first familiarize yourself and thoroughly study the “new product” on the domestic market before making your choice.

Japanese Crab

The popularity of the Japanese Crab tomato is caused by the taste of its fruit. This tomato is very sweet, its flesh is dense and has almost no seeds. This description of the vegetable makes it ideal for preparing cold appetizers. In addition, the connection between the name of the variety and the vegetable itself is also interesting. The fact is that the shape of a tomato resembles a crab, since the fruit of this hybrid is slightly flattened and has noticeable protrusions on top.

Domestic gardeners who grow this Japanese tomato variety highlight the following features:

1. This tomato bush is tall. The height of the stem, with proper care, can reach 160-170 cm.
2. This "Japanese" has large thick green leaves. But the impressive landscaping doesn't overshadow the clusters of pink tomatoes.
3. Productivity is high and long lasting. When grown in a greenhouse, you can have a good supply for the winter, because this variety actively produces crops until mid-autumn.
4. Resistant immunity to diseases and pests. With proper care, the risk of rot, tobacco mosaic and other diseases is minimal.

A person who decides to plant this hybrid on his plot of land must go through the standard period of growing seedlings from seeds and planting them. You should not start sowing in open ground right away, because the chances of seedlings appearing are minimal.

Japanese Truffle

The fruits of this variety can change their color

Characteristics of the Japanese Truffle tomato is its advantage. The fact is that the fruits of this plant, in addition to their amazing taste, can change their color depending on the duration of ripening. So, a tomato that has set on a bunch may be pink, but after a few days it will turn bright red. In addition, when overripe, such a tomato turns black.

The description of this variety also has its own characteristics. The bush of this hybrid is vigorous, with dense landscaping. The fruits are shaped like a pear. Their pulp is dense, with a minimal number of seed chambers. The skin is not susceptible to cracking. These qualities of tomatoes make them suitable for transportation and long-term storage.

Japanese creeping

The description of the Japanese creeping tomato makes this variety unlike other varieties of tomatoes. Of the “Japanese”, this is the shortest tomato. Its peculiarity is associated with the size of the shoots, which spread 60-70 cm wide. The height of such a bush is small and rarely exceeds 25 cm in height.

Numerous reviews about this hybrid are related to its appearance during the flowering period. The fact is that its flowers are bright yellow. Flowers, like golden decorations, decorate a spreading green bush

In addition, the fruit ovaries that form later also attract attention. Small bunches of red tomatoes, weighing no more than 100 grams, resemble in their appearance the world-famous Cherry tomatoes.

In addition, these mini tomatoes are great for canning.

Senkara

No less popular in Russia and neighboring countries are the varieties “Senkara” or “Japanese Rose”. These hybrids have average height. They require molding into 1-2 stems when grown in open ground or in a greenhouse. The fruit cluster of the Senkara variety has impressive size and weight. A “bunch” of large pink tomatoes, weighing 250-280 grams, will ripen by mid-June. The indicators of the Japanese rose are more modest. The cluster of this hybrid includes 5-6 bright red tomatoes, weighing no more than 140 grams.

Chisato

The hybrid "Tisato" deserves special attention. Among the people, such a tomato deservedly received the title of giant. The fact is that this powerful plant actively grows and bears fruit in any climatic conditions. The only thing this “Japanese” doesn’t like is frost. The variety gives a good harvest on any soil, despite rainy or hot summers. From one bush you can collect up to 10 kg of fruit. In addition, the brush can only hold 5-6 tomatoes, weighing 250-280 g.

General information about tomato

The Carpal Impact tomato variety is intended for cultivation in all types of greenhouses. The undemanding hybrid also bears fruit in unprotected soil, provided the climatic conditions are suitable. Description of external parameters and technical characteristics:

• Early ripening hybrid, fruit ripening speed up to 105 days.
• Indeterminate.
• Carpal hybrid.
• Average foliage.
• High yield, up to 27 kilograms per square meter.
• Compact bush.
• Simple type of inflorescence.
• Formation of the first inflorescence above 9–11 leaves.
• The frequency of formation of inflorescences is every three leaves.
• Stable immunity to many viruses and diseases: tomato mosaic, yellow leaf curl, nematodes, fusarium wilt.
• Designed for collection with brushes.
• High marketability.
• Suitable for transportation and long-term storage.

Reviews from gardeners confirm the positive qualities of the plant declared by the originator. The fruits have the following characteristics:

• Round shape.
• Rich red color.
• No green spots.
• Smoothness.
• Medium density.
• The average weight does not exceed 150 grams.
• Positive taste qualities.
• No tendency to crack.
• Juicy, not watery.
• There is no sourness present.

IMPORTANT! The commercial quality of the fruits is preserved for a period not exceeding one month.

Features of cultivation in soil

The hybrid is demanding of sunlight, heat, and agricultural technology. Sow 2 months before planting in the garden. The seeds are treated against pests and diseases; no pre-soaking is required. Germination temperature 22 – 25 °C. Plants dive when the first pair of leaves appears. They are planted in the garden when the threat of frost has passed (May - June).

During the summer, tomatoes are weeded, planted, and watered. Proper watering will help avoid late blight. Use warm, settled water, water in the morning or evening at the root, avoiding moisture on the foliage. Watering is especially necessary before flowering and ripening. During the season they are fed several times with complex fertilizer.

Some reviews about the Hidalgo F1 tomato from the gardening forum:

Summer resident: “I sow the seeds immediately under the greenhouse film. I first warm the soil for several days under the sun. I sow sparsely and don’t pick up plants. I feed the grown seedlings. The first time with urea, the second with slurry.”

Marina: “To get large fruits, tomatoes need to be grown with one stem, their size will be as large as possible. I like the Hidalgo hybrid because it is not whimsical. Despite the fact that it was a rainy summer, the variety did not disappoint with its yield and taste. I definitely advise everyone to plant it.”

Vera: “Hidalgo is a wonderful hybrid. I love it, I plant it every year. You look at a bush with red ones, and your soul rejoices. He doesn’t care about cold, temperature changes, fungal or viral diseases.”

Nikolay: “The family likes the variety. Small, curved “bananas” 10–12 cm in length, about 3 cm in diameter, fleshy, sweet. Convenient to cut into slices for salad. The crop ripens evenly, the fruits are without core and green spots. It needs to be planted widely, pinched, tied up.”

Ulyana: “I sow in mid-March, I keep the seedlings on the balcony. I use heating when it’s frosty outside. There is enough light, but when sowing in February, lighting is needed.”

Anatoly: “I like Hidalgo, it’s safer to keep him under film. Delicious fruits, suitable for food and processing. They tolerate transportation well from the dacha home and do not crack. The brush matures gradually.”

Hybrid characteristics

Hybrid form (f) Vano of early ripening. From the appearance of seedlings to the start of harvesting, 100 to 105 days pass. To obtain a marketable harvest, this hybrid is planted in greenhouses. Bushes of the determinate type, with a height of 90–110 to 130 cm, require the formation and removal of the lower leaves, a cord is wrapped around the plant and tied to the crossbar. For dense plantings in greenhouses and greenhouses, the leaves are shortened by half. The hybrid is resistant to Alternaria and tobacco mosaic virus.

• The inflorescences are simple, collected in clusters, on which 5–6 very weighty tomatoes are formed.
• The first brush is formed early - above the 5th or 6th leaf, the brushes of the next levels go through 1-2 leaves.
• Despite the fact that the hybrid is determinate, it needs to remove stepsons, otherwise the clusters with the harvest will not receive nutrients in the proper volume.
• The recommended bush management system is 2 stems.

The fruits are round with slight ribbing, the largest ones tend to flatten. They are fleshy with thin skin, large, with an average weight of 200 g, pink in color, overripe fruits are raspberry-colored, with up to 6 seed chambers. The density is medium, and they withstand long-term transportation well. The fruits are universal in purpose: good for fresh consumption and for processing, ripen well if collected at the stage of milky-waxy ripeness. offers seeds of the Vano F1 hybrid with large red, round, slightly flattened fruits without ribbing, weighing from 250 to 300 g. The yield of the Vano F1 tomato is 5–6 kg per bush.

Growing bet

• daylight hours 16 hours or longer;
• air temperature 21C and above;
• watering is regular.

When the seedlings have Vodan-two leaves, they are picked, that is, the mixture is distributed into separate pots (one container per plant). They let them dive into peat pots: then they plant bushes in them in one breath into the ground.

Hardening is a mandatory procedure before planting a tomato in the alluvium. In the early morning and evening for about 1 week, open air is provided to the seedlings for 10–15 minutes.

When planting in grounding, plant no more than three plants per 1 m2. Hybrid uncle get a sparrow and needs enough space. In addition, it is necessary to install supports and tie them to long stakes and trellises. Overall, this gives the garden an aesthetic appearance.

It is necessary to cross out the side shoots and lower leaves of the plant, which promotes the development of the main stem. This also increases resistance to fungal infections, as it improves the ventilation of the shoot near the soil. We begin to remove inflorescences (future clusters) if there are 7-8 of them on one plant, and then they will produce ripe fruit.

The application of complex mineral fertilizers should be carried out at least four times per season. The hybrid is watered only in the evening, after sunset. Just add heated water to the roots. To evenly distribute moisture in the soil, it is mulched. It would be more accurate to do this with black non-woven material, you can use straw. Plants need loosening the soil, weeding and hilling.

Sweet cherry F1

Ultra-early hybrid. The time from seed germination to fruit ripening is 80 days. A tall bush up to two meters requires tying. Form into two stems, the remaining shoots are removed.

The fruits are smooth, round in shape, bright red when fully ripe. They can be preserved whole or ready-made dishes can be decorated with these small tomatoes. The advantages of the variety include early ripening, long-term fruiting and high decorative appearance of the fruit. Seedlings are planted at the second leaf stage, and four specimens per square meter are placed in a permanent place.

Planting in the ground and caring for tomatoes

When the seedlings grow up and a stable warm temperature is established outside, Vernost tomatoes are planted in open ground.

It is first recommended to harden off young plants that grew on a windowsill or in a greenhouse. To do this, boxes with seedlings are taken outside during the week before planting.

The first day they are left in the fresh air for 20-30 minutes, and in subsequent days the hardening time is gradually increased. This procedure must be carried out to increase the resistance of plants to low temperatures, which often occur in spring.

Although the Vernost variety is not picky about soil quality, it is still recommended to plant tomatoes in slightly acidic or neutral soil fertilized with humus. This will allow you to grow strong, healthy bushes and get a good harvest.

The distance between rows should be 70 cm, between bushes - 40. Seedlings are planted in a checkerboard pattern, two seedlings in one hole and immediately filled with plenty of water.

When planting more than 400-500 bushes, it is advisable to make trenches along the entire length of the row rather than holes around each plant. This will save time when watering tomatoes with a hose in the future.

In dense plantings with a large number of weeds, various diseases and pests often develop. Therefore, every 2-3 weeks it is necessary to clear the beds of weeds, preventing them from growing.

When the height of the bushes reaches 50-60 cm, they need to be tied to supports.

Feeding

A week after planting the hybrid variety Vernost in the ground, the bushes begin to be fed. For this purpose, nitrogen fertilizers are used, which promote the growth of stems and green mass. An excess of nitrogen can cause underdevelopment of flower clusters, so preparations containing this substance must be applied strictly according to the instructions on the package.

In addition to nitrogen, young plants need potassium and phosphorus supplements. Sulfur, calcium, and manganese are also useful for tomatoes. Mineral fertilizers improve plant growth and the taste characteristics of fruits, increase their resistance to diseases and pests, and prevent the occurrence of fungal and viral diseases.

The following fertilizers are used for Vernost tomatoes:

• Chicken droppings.
• Mullein.
• Urea.
• Ammonium nitrate.
• Ammophos.
• Ash.
• Superphosphate.
• Colloidal sulfur.
• Calimagnesia and others.

For convenience, you can use complex fertilizers - Kemira Plus, Mortar, Universal, Nitroammofoska. The plants are fed until the fruits begin to ripen.

It is also recommended to add a solution with a nutrient mixture to the hole when planting seedlings.

Adam's apple

Tall identerminate variety. It can be grown not only in a greenhouse, but also in open ground. The plant is formed into two stems, this increases the yield. The height of the bush can reach 180 cm; it must be tied up.

This is a mid-season variety of grape tomatoes. Ripe tomatoes are bright scarlet in color, have a round shape and shiny skin. Large fruits (up to 200 grams) are used for salads. The juicy pulp allows them to be used to make excellent juices, ketchup, and tomato paste.

Description of the tomato variety Simpatyaga, its characteristics and yield

The Pretty tomato is a mid-season, indeterminate, high-yielding variety intended for cultivation in open ground and film greenhouses.

Characteristics and cultivation features

The bush is undersized. The average height is 50 cm. There is practically no need to remove the stepsons, but tying it to the support is necessary. The leaves are dark green and medium in size. Seedlings are sown 60–65 days before planting in a permanent place. For seed germination, the soil temperature should be maintained at 23–25 °C. On one square No more than 4 plants are grown per meter of plot. Number of slots - from 6.

Fruit characteristics

The fruits of the Sipatyaga variety have a round or flat-round shape, pink-raspberry color, weight 150–200 g. They are not prone to cracking. They have a slightly sweet taste.

Tomato care measures

Proper care of the variety includes the following actions:

• Regular watering with warm water.
• Timely weeding.
• Loosening the soil.
• Fertilizing with mineral fertilizers (it is best if the composition contains phosphorus and potassium).

Advantages and disadvantages of tomato

Among the positive characteristics of the variety, experts note the following features:

• High and stable yield.
• Resistance to unfavorable growing conditions.
• Good taste.
• Immunity to major tomato diseases.

The downside of this variety is that it cannot be stored for long periods of time.

Gardeners' ratings

Pretty tomatoes are widely known among summer residents. We invite you to read useful reviews from those who have already planted this variety.

Alexandra Andreevna, Perm region, Berezniki:

“I planted cute this year for the first time. The variety made a wonderful impression. Smooth, beautiful, juicy fruits with bright color and excellent taste. If the growing conditions are met, you will be very pleased with the harvest. I recommend this variety to all lovers of good tomatoes.”

Varvara Stanislavovna, Saransk:

“I heard positive characteristics of the Simpatyaga variety from my neighbors in the country. I decided to grow a couple of bushes on my site. In the end, I regretted adding so little salt. The tomato turned out to be really worthy. Easy to care for, not capricious. And the fruits are equally suitable for both fresh salads and all kinds of homemade preparations.”

Oksana Borisovna, Novomoskovsk, Tula region:

“I planted tomato seedlings in early March in strict accordance with the planting calendar. I planted them in the garden beds in May. I tied it up, but did not remove the extra shoots, because... there were practically none. I reaped an excellent harvest by my standards - 4.5 kg of fairly large tomatoes per square meter. Tomatoes are ideal for salads, pickling and juicing. Next year I’ll plant Pretty again and more.”

Alisa, Kirov: “The tomato is wonderful. My family really liked the juicy, sweet, fleshy fruits. And my friends, who tried tomatoes, asked for seeds and now grow them themselves.”

The description of the Nice tomato and the opinions of the gardeners who grow it show that this variety combines a large number of positive qualities. This means that it is definitely worthy of your attention. We recommend planting several bushes on your summer cottage to see for yourself.

Minusinsk bulls

Mid-season, productive variety, bred by breeders from Minusinsk. The bushes are tall but thin. Tying should be done carefully. Form a plant with 1–2 stems.

Ripe fruits are pink, elongated, fleshy and sweet. In central Russia they often do not ripen completely, but they ripen well.

Seeds are sown 65 days before permanent placement in the ground. Fleshy fruits are good for canning and making juices for the winter.

The best productive varieties

Tomato seeds "Rio Grande"

The bushes of this variety are low - reaching only 70 cm, so they do not require tying or pinching. There are not too many leaves, the fruit shape is standard. They grow in clusters of 8-12 tomatoes per plant, with a slightly oblong shape. The rafts have dense pulp and thick skin, and not too many seeds. The weight is a maximum of 150 grams, but they are often smaller and colored bright red. It tastes like classic tomatoes – with a slight sourness. Ripening occurs approximately 120-130 days after sowing. Fertility is high, can reach three months, until the onset of cold weather.

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The variety perfectly resists low and high temperatures, can withstand even prolonged drought, and is not sensitive to parasites and diseases. If grown over a large area, it does well in bright sun. The fruits can easily withstand even long-term transportation and are well preserved for two to three months if kept cool. They are considered universal in use; if desired, they can be dried or even dried.

Advantages:

• Strong fruits;
• The thick skin prevents damage to the crop;
• High level of endurance.

Flaws:

The taste is a little worse compared to large-fruited varieties.

Tomato seeds "Snow Leopard"

One of the most productive and hardy varieties in terms of climatic conditions - well suited even for Siberian conditions. The yield is quite high: with proper care, you can harvest about 8-9 kg from one bush. This variety can be considered quite early - the average ripening period is about 105-110 days when grown in open ground. In terms of height, the breed is ambiguous: the bush can grow to an unlimited height, so it will need not only gartering, but also shaping. As experienced gardeners advise, it is best if it grows in two stems; moreover, it should not grow higher than 60-70 cm. This is quite convenient, since you do not have to tie it up.

This variety has quite a lot of foliage, and all such leaves are quite large; they should be removed in a timely manner, as they will take away additional moisture, nutrients, and block access to sunlight for the fruit, which will slow down ripening. The shape of the fruit is oblong, slightly flattened. The density of ripened tomatoes is medium, the skin is strong and thick, which allows them to withstand transportation. The color of the fruit is orange-red, the average weight is about 150 grams, but there are tomatoes weighing about 300 grams or even more. From one bush you can collect up to 5-6 kg.

Advantages:

• Can be grown in any conditions, including on the balcony;
• Ripens quickly;
• Resists well against any disease;
• Retains an attractive appearance for a long time;
• Handles transportation well;
• High yield.

Flaws:

It is necessary to monitor the condition of the bushes and shape them in a timely manner.

Tomato seeds "Asvon F1"

This is a hybrid variety that perfectly withstands temperature changes, does not get sick, and is also able to please the summer resident with a fairly rich harvest. It grows well not only in open ground, but also in a greenhouse, greenhouse or even on a balcony. The fruits will be stored in their original form for a long time and can be transported over long distances. It is distinguished not only by its high yield, but also by its early ripening. The bush is not tall and takes up little space, so one square meter can accommodate significantly more plants than another variety. There are not too many leaves, dark green in color. The fruits are formed in clusters of 5-6 pieces; about 8-9 kg of selected tomatoes can be harvested from one bush. During the fruiting period, the plants are simply strewn with fruits, and they also look very beautiful.

The shape of the tomatoes is round, slightly reminiscent of a cube, and the ribbing is almost not noticeable. The skin is shiny, dense, the fruits almost do not crack. The weight of the fruit is about 100 grams - not too large. The pulp is dense and retains its original shape for a long time. The taste is rich, has a slight sourness, tomatoes contain a large amount of vitamins and sugars, dry matter no more than 6%. The color is bright pink.

Advantages:

• Excellent taste;
• Good yield;
• Immunity to parasites and diseases;
• Fast maturation.

Flaws:

Not detected.

About the variety “Kistevoy F1”

Hybrid “Carpal F1” has all the advantages of carpal varieties:

• little susceptible to typical tomato diseases;
• can be stored for a long time without loss of properties;
• attracts buyers with its appearance.

The variety was bred by domestic vegetable growers and is suitable for cultivation in regions throughout the country.
Climate conditions in a particular area dictate the requirements for tomato cultivation. Cultivation in protected soil predominates (in a greenhouse, greenhouse, under film or in other insulated soil). The variety Carpal F1 has simple clusters, each with up to 20 fruits. The foliage is average. The plant is tall - up to 1 m 80 cm. It belongs to the indeterminate (with unlimited growth of shoots) species.

It tolerates a lack of light and heat normally, without reducing productivity. Forms a large percentage of ovaries and bears fruit over a long period. Produces up to 40 kg of fruit per bush. It should take about three months from planting to removal from the root.

During storage and transportation it does not lose its taste properties. The keeping quality of fruits can be greatly increased if you store them without picking them off the clusters.

Agrotechnics of cultivation

It is recommended to grow tomatoes in seedlings. Pre-treated seeds with an aqueous solution of aloe are placed in containers with soil to a depth of 1 cm. The sowing is watered with warm water (snow or rain), and the container is covered with film until sprouts appear.

For better growth of seedlings, it is necessary to periodically add compost extract. The formation of healthy and strong plants is ensured by extending daylight hours using fluorescent lamps.

In the phase of formation of 2 true leaves, diving is carried out in separate peat containers. In such pots, plants can be transplanted directly into the ground. Their use allows you to preserve the root system from damage.

The seedlings are transferred to a permanent place in May. Before this, the seedlings are hardened: the seedlings are transferred to new conditions for adaptation for several hours. Seed material is placed in the holes in a checkerboard pattern.

Each hole is additionally fertilized with compost and watered with warm water. It is recommended to mulch the planting beds with last year's mown grass. From above, all this can be covered with fiber to ensure drip irrigation of the crop.

During the growing season, you need to ensure timely watering and fertilizing.

Purple candle

Early ripening, productive tomatoes are recommended to be grown indoors. The bush is low, the foliage is average. There are from 8 to 12 fruits on the brush. Form a plant into two stems.

The fruits are long with a “spout”, cylindrical in shape. In the mature stage, crimson in color, not prone to cracking. Pale pink tomatoes can be picked from the bush; they ripen well.

Up to 4 plants can be planted per 1 m2. If you follow the rules of agricultural technology, you can get 8.5–10 kg of fruit from 1 square meter.

Tomato Yenisei - description and characteristics of the variety

The Yenisei tomato is a tall plant with large fruits. This is a semi-determinate variety, meaning the plant stops growing when 10 to 12 flower clusters are formed, their placement observed every two or three missing leaves.

How to grow

The Yenisei tomato must be grown using seedlings. To begin with, the seeds need to be placed in an aloe solution for a short time, and then sown in the soil to a depth of one centimeter. When sowing is complete, it is necessary to water the seeds every day with warm water from melted snow or rain (optional, but desirable) and after watering, cover the area with film until the first sprout appears. In order for growth to proceed steadily, you need to sometimes add compost extract.

The Yenisei tomato loves light, so using fluorescent lamps you can speed up plant growth. When two leaves of the seed appear, they need to be planted in different peat vessels. All these actions will help protect the roots of the tomato from various injuries. Planting seedlings can begin in the first ten days of the last month of spring, the order of their placement is like in chess.

According to the research and practice of gardeners, the best fruitfulness of the Elisha tomato is established when the bush matures into one or two stems.

How to care

For good growth and harvest, the following care conditions must be met:

Mandatory loosening of the soil. This must be done carefully so as not to injure the roots.

Loosening the soil allows them to breathe oxygen, and this has a good effect on the growth of tomatoes. Hoeing removes weeds, and removing noxious weeds is another important maintenance activity as they interfere with plant growth. Water daily with warm water. Feeding tomatoes with complex mineral fertilizers will help growth and improve the quality of the plant. If you follow these simple rules, then the best and most delicious tomatoes will be on the table. So, from one bush you can collect from five to six kilograms, and from two, in general, from ten to twelve.

Plant characteristics

The fruits of the Yenisei tomato are quite smooth and round, ripen up to 500 grams, the color is bright red, distributed evenly throughout the fruit, the skin is strong and does not crack. And the most important thing is the taste, it is very delicate and soft, slightly sweet and slightly sour, which is good, because the flavors are harmoniously combined. You can eat it straight from the garden, but it’s better to wash it first. In general, the fruits are good to eat both fresh and canned.

Features of indeterminate or tall plants

Tall tomatoes require certain care and knowledge:

1. Most often, such varieties are chosen for greenhouse conditions, because in open ground it is much more difficult to care for bush plants over a meter in height.
2. For such tomatoes, tying to a support, pinching (not in all varieties) and forming into one or two stems is required to obtain the greatest yield. Read about cucumber varieties for greenhouses in this article.

To enhance and accelerate the formation of fruits, plants are planted

1. Indeterminate varieties are planted earlier than determinate ones, because they need more time to mature. Or the process can be accelerated by artificial lighting and heating (only in greenhouse conditions).
2. Tall varieties require more careful gartering after fruit formation. Especially large-fruited varieties.

Read about gartering tomatoes in a greenhouse here.

But they also have positive aspects in comparison with other varieties of tomatoes.

The good sides of bush

1. Indeterminate cluster tomatoes produce good yields.
2. Such varieties have an advantage because All tomatoes in one bunch ripen at the same time. Thus, the harvesting process is simplified. From 5 to 20 fruits ripen in a cluster.
3. The size of the tomato racemes can be selected depending on your ultimate goal - canning, processing or fresh consumption. However, the fruits of the same cluster have the same shape and size.
4. Tomatoes in bunches fight well against major diseases.
5. The skin is very durable, such tomatoes are not subject to cracking, are well stored and transported.
6. The fruits are firmly attached to the raceme. Since most truss tomatoes are grown for sale, they are picked with a truss rather than individually. Good tomatoes should not fall off when doing this.

Pest and disease control

Like all crops, brush tomatoes are susceptible to various diseases and pests. One of the main and dangerous fungal diseases for tomatoes is late blight. Features of the plant damage are brown spots on the leaves. The disease is dangerous because it spreads very quickly and completely destroys the plant.

To avoid diseases such as cladosporiosis, fusarium wilt, and blossom end or root rot, you should choose first-generation hybrids for planting in a greenhouse. But regardless of the chosen variety of tomatoes, fertilizing and fertilizing are mandatory conditions. So, the basic rules that must be followed when growing truss tomatoes:

• abundant and frequent watering;
• regular ventilation of greenhouses;
• frequent loosening of the soil;
• timely feeding.

Growing the best grape tomatoes is not difficult in the climate of our country. It is important to just follow simple recommendations. Today there are quite a few varieties of this crop. Each type has its own characteristics and strengths. Therefore, before planting, you should familiarize yourself with all the benefits of the plant, its features and tips for growing it. Tasty and beautiful tomatoes are the result of the work of a gardener who does everything right.