Tomatoes "Pink Unicum": description, cultivation techniques

Description of the variety

The Pink Unicum F1 tomato was bred by Dutch breeders from Monsanto about 10 years ago. Seeds are supplied by Seminis. The distinctive features of the variety are unpretentiousness and fruiting along almost the entire height of the bush.

Main characteristics of tomato:

• the variety is indeterminate, therefore, if the top of the plant is not pinched, it can grow very tall (above 2 m);
• is a hybrid (F1);
• refers to mid-season varieties with a harvest ripening period of 110–115 days;
• intended for growing in spring and summer in a greenhouse or under film;
• the formation of a bush can be carried out in 1 stem or in several;
• leaves are medium-sized, with shortened distances between them, dark green in color;
• 5–6 clusters of 5–7 fruits are formed on 1 stem;
• the yield of 1 bush is about 6 kg;
• productivity – 10–17 kg per 1 sq. m area;
• fruits – smooth, round, uniform, ribbed at the stalk;
• tomatoes are resistant to cracking;
• fetal weight – 200–230 g;
• pulp – sugary, juicy;
• taste – sweetish;
• The variety is resistant to root rot, fusarium, nematodes, tomato mosaic, spotting.

Did you know? The tallest tomato reached a height of 19.8 m. This was recorded by the Guinness Book of Records on May 11, 2000. The farm where the giant bush grew belongs to Nutriculture Ltd from the UK.

Tomato variety Pink unique (F1)

Pink unikum is considered the largest among the pink-fruited tomatoes offered by the Dutch company Monsanto Holland BV. This variety really deserves attention, and not only due to its size and belonging to the Beef tomato category. The new product was included in the State Register of Breeding Achievements of Russia in 2008, and received admission to 7 regions of the country: Northern, Northwestern, Central, Volga-Vyatka, Central Black Earth, North Caucasus and Middle Volga. The variety is suitable for cultivation under film covers in private farms. The originators recommend it for cultivation in the first rotation. Both soil and artificial substrates are suitable for planting. Our hero’s belonging to hybrids is reflected by the F1 marking.

Description

The plant is indeterminate, has medium growth vigor, and is an open type bush. The height can exceed 2.0 meters. The culture has good generativity. This type of development requires a more compact bush with a thin stem, moderate branching, little foliage and a large number of inflorescences, which, of course, has a beneficial effect on overall productivity. Internodes are short. Tomato leaves are medium-sized, dark green, of the usual type, with a matte, slightly corrugated surface. The inflorescence is of a simple type, the flowers are bright yellow. As practice shows, on the central stem, from 4 to 6 brushes are mainly formed, in each of which from 5 to 7 ovaries are formed. All fruits ripen in the cluster. The peduncle of the variety has an articulation. The place where the stalk is attached is wide.

The fruits of Pink Unicum are round or flat-round, slightly ribbed, of moderate density. The skin is glossy, thin and dense. The unripe fruit is light green, without a dark spot on the stalk. When ripe it becomes deep pink. The pulp is sugary when broken, fleshy, very tender and juicy, cut into slices and does not drip. The consistency of the pulp is very pleasant, not oaky, moderately dense. There are many seed chambers, more than 6, but they are not very large. The taste is excellent, and tomato growers confirm this by comparing the sweet taste of our hero with varietal crops. The large-fruited variety is confirmed by the State Register; according to its data, the weight of one tomato is 250 grams. It should be noted that in each cluster the fruits are almost one-dimensional. Regardless of the location of the brush - in the lower or upper tier, the weight of the tomatoes remains within the stated parameters.

Characteristics

• Despite the fact that the originators declare an early ripening period, the State Register provides other data, based on which we can classify our hero as mid-season - ripening occurs on the 120th day after the appearance of full shoots;
• The productivity of the culture is high, which is reflected in the generative type of development. According to the State Register, the marketable yield is 16.9 kg per 1 square meter. Other sources mention 5 kg per plant;
• The immunity of the variety is quite high, this is stated by the originator and confirmed by the State Register. The plant is highly resistant to tomato mosaic (race 0 - 2), brown leaf spot (race C - E), fusarium wilt (race 0:1), fusarium rot of roots and root collars, verticillium wilt (race 0). There is intermediate resistance to the southern root-knot nematode. But, according to reviews from vegetable growers, Pink Unicum is sometimes affected by blossom end rot;
• an important quality for a pink-fruited tomato is complete and uniform ripening, without green shoulders;
• our hero is distinguished by increased resistance to stress. Even during a very hot period, when other crops stop setting fruit, it is able to continue to form inflorescences and ovaries;
• the fruits are resistant to cracking, which is important for large-fruited fruits cultivated in protected soil conditions;
• despite the insufficient density of tomatoes and large size, the hybrid is easily transported;
• The keeping quality of the variety is insufficient - without loss of taste and presentation, the crop can be stored for only a week;
• method of use is universal. Despite the fact that the juicy and sweet pulp is primarily used for making salads, the harvest is perfectly processed into tomato products - juices, sauces, pastes.

Agricultural technology

Pink unique is grown by seedlings. Seeds are sown around the second ten days of March, but in the southern regions they can be sown a month earlier. Seedlings are sure to dive. Seedlings are suitable for transplanting at the age of two months. In open ground, young plants are planted under light shelters, which are removed when warm weather sets in. The bushes must be tied up after adaptation to the new place. To obtain maximum performance, the variety is formed into 1 - 2 stems. Some vegetable growers leave a larger number of stems - 3 - 4, but this may reduce the weight of the tomatoes, especially in the absence of proper agricultural technology. Stepping is carried out as necessary. The culture requires warmth and good lighting. The soil should be loose and nutritious. Air humidity in protected soil should not exceed 70%, otherwise a favorable environment is created for the development of fungal infections. Soil humidity should be within 80%. The diet should be balanced; the crop will mainly need nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium. Harvesting should be done on time. Towards the end of the growing season, you should pinch the growing point 2 leaves above the topmost flower cluster.

Over the years of cultivation, the Pink Unicum hybrid has earned the respect of not only ordinary vegetable growers. Due to its high commercial qualities, the crop is highly valued on the market, and therefore is considered promising for industrial cultivation. The variety is not too demanding in agricultural technology, but is still capable of showing excellent results. It is especially valued for its large tomatoes with excellent pink color and high taste. A fairly high immunity will significantly reduce the number of chemical treatments. To ensure that the crop does not suffer from blossom end rot, it is necessary to maintain a balance of soil and air moisture. This can be easily done with the correct watering and ventilation schedule. During cultivation, the variety did not have any special complaints from gardeners or farmers. The only drawback is the need to purchase seeds, since second-generation hybrids are no longer able to show excellent characteristics.

Advantages and disadvantages

• Among the main advantages of the Pink Unicum F1 variety are the following:
• like all hybrids, the variety produces vigorous shoots and massive ripening of fruits;
• all fruits are approximately the same size;
• fruits are easily transported and stored for a long time;
• the variety is undemanding to growing conditions and can tolerate temperature changes well;
• resistant to most diseases of the Solanaceae family;
• has strong immunity;
• characterized by good productivity;
• tomatoes have excellent taste.

• Disadvantages of the variety:
• “Pink Unicum F1” is a hybrid variety, so you need to buy seeds for next year;
• if you store fruits until winter, their taste becomes grassy;
• The variety is not resistant to blossom end rot.

Farmer reviews

Hybrid Pink Unicum has gained well-deserved popularity among large farmers and amateur gardeners due to its ease of care, resistance to most diseases and excellent taste.

Veronica, Dubna, Tula region: “I grow Dutch hybrids in a greenhouse for sale. Tomato Pink Unicum is on the list of my favorites. This is a unique crop that is easy to care for. Resistance to various tomato diseases allows it to survive even with massive infection with cladosporiosis or late blight (as I had last year). The tomatoes are almost the same size, with excellent taste.”

Igor, Slavyansk-on-Kuban, Krasnoyarsk Territory: “ I grow Pink Unicum in a greenhouse, although our climate conditions allow it to be done in open ground. In my deep conviction, tall tomatoes should be grown only in this way if you want to get a rich harvest and reduce labor costs for care. The culture is more than unpretentious in care, it rarely gets sick. The tomatoes are large, sweet, and can be picked green. In this form they are stored until winter, although the taste is lost.”

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general information

Pink Unique tomatoes are in great demand among buyers, and therefore farmers and large farms have given them preference.
They are also perfect for growing in the country. The tomato is included in the State Register of the Russian Federation “for growing under film covers on private farms.”

• The variety belongs to the indeterminate type and grows up to two meters.
• Mid-season hybrid F1.
• From seed germination to the first fruit, 110–120 days pass.
• High yields: 5–6 kg can be harvested from one bush. It all depends on the growing region.
• The racemes are small, but form up to six flower branches on the stem.
• Universal purpose. They are good fresh and canned.
• Medium-sized fruits set well, from 5 to 7 pieces per branch, if you provide care.
• For planting in greenhouses or film shelters.

Growing seedlings yourself

Farmers begin preparing for summer at the end of winter or beginning of spring - when they plant seeds to produce seedlings. By the time of planting in the ground, the seedlings should be 55–60 days old.

• strong trunk;
• well developed leaves;
• high level of acclimatization when planting in the ground.

Did you know? Most modern tomato varieties are hybrids. They were created by crossing between two genetically different plants in order to combine the best properties from each.

Seedlings of the Pink Unicum F1 variety can be grown in a room or in a greenhouse if it is heated. A prerequisite for good seedlings is diving in the phase of the first true leaf. This strengthens the plant’s immunity, improves the root system, lays the foundation for stable plant growth and a bountiful harvest.

Signs of excellent pickled seedlings are:

Optimal timing for sowing

Tomato "Pink Unicum F1" is an early ripening variety. From emergence to fruiting, 110–115 days pass.

Early ripening varieties of tomatoes also include the following: “President”, “Little Red Riding Hood”, “Gulliver”, “Mazarin”, “Pink Bush”, “Red Banana”.

You can plant seedlings for a heated greenhouse in late February or early March. The average date for planting seeds is March 10. But the milder the climate in your region, the earlier you can sow.

The soil

Soil properties are crucial for the formation of strong plants and high yields. Tomatoes need soil with a slightly alkaline reaction: with an acidity level (pH) from 6.2 to 6.8. For heavy clay soils and annually used garden plots, this figure will most likely be different. To reduce acidity, the soil is mixed with slaked lime, dolomite flour or chalk, reducing the level of acidity. You can also improve the quality of the soil with organic fertilizers: peat, compost or manure. It is necessary that the soil for tomatoes is loose and rich in nutrients.

To improve the soil composition, it is recommended:

• dig up the soil both on the site and in greenhouses - this improves soil aeration;
• Apply nitrogen-potassium fertilizers to form a good root system.

Crop rotation is important to control pests. Good predecessors for tomatoes are cabbage, parsley, corn, and onions. You cannot plant tomatoes in an area where eggplants, peppers or potatoes grew, as they suffer from the same diseases, and if there were already pests in the soil, they will definitely attack the tomatoes.

To disinfect the soil, it can be treated with boiling water, as well as a 3% solution of potassium permanganate. Boiling water destroys not only pests, but also microorganisms that cause the development of Solanaceae diseases.

Growing container

To grow seedlings, you can use improvised means or containers purchased at the store. It can be:

• plastic and wooden boxes;
• cups of yogurt or sour cream;
• polypropylene cups for drinks;
• special sections for seedlings from a flower shop;
• peat tablets;
• peat cups.

Peat tablets are considered the most modern means for growing seedlings.
They are a compressed peat mixture in a mesh package. The tablet already contains the necessary set of microelements for good seed development. Important! The roots should not be crowded in the container
- otherwise after transplantation they will begin to actively develop, thereby stopping the growth of the bush.

Seed preparation

To germinate, you need to take healthy yellow seeds and disinfect them with hot water at a temperature of 60°C for 15–20 minutes. You can also warm the seeds under a table lamp. The purpose of this operation is to destroy pathogenic microflora.

As for Dutch seeds, you can be sure that they have already been treated against various diseases. Information about this can be read on the packaging. The seeds are also treated with a 3% solution of potassium permanganate (potassium permanganate) for 3–4 hours.

To ensure that the seeds sprout vigorously and actively develop, soak in a growth stimulator. This could be Energen, Zircon or any other drug of the same group. A growth stimulator can improve seed germination, even if the batch was stored under unfavorable climatic conditions.

Video: Preparing seeds for sowing

Sowing seeds

If possible, use peat tablets for growing seedlings. The tablets need to be placed in a plastic container and wet; absorbing moisture, they increase 5 times and take the shape of cylinders. Each of them contains one seed. The container is covered with film until shoots appear. Remember to ventilate the contents of the containers for 1 hour every day.

Important! Seeds are stored only in a heated room.
If tomato seeds were stored at sub-zero temperatures, their germination rate is reduced by 2 times. The seed planting depth is 1 cm. When planting in boxes, the seeds are planted at a distance of 2 x 3 cm. After planting, the soil is sprayed with a spray bottle and covered with film. Shoots should appear in 7–10 days.

Seedling care

When 2–3 true leaves are formed, the seedlings are picked out of the boxes into separate containers. If you grew seeds in peat tablets, then you need to plant the plants in large cups along with all the peat when the roots begin to actively sprout from the tablet.

During the growth of seedlings, the plants need to be fed twice. The fertilizing composition includes nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. The most commonly used list of components is:

• ammonium nitrate – 5 g;
• superphosphate – 7.5 g;
• potassium chloride – 5 g.

Fertilizers are diluted in 2.5 liters of water and the mixture is carefully watered over the root zone. The first feeding is carried out in the development phase of 2–3 true leaves, and the second – 14 days after the first. Before applying fertilizer, the soil must be well watered using a watering can. Don't forget to also give the plants enough space to develop well.

To prevent plants from stretching out during growth, arrange uniform illumination of seedlings with fluorescent lamps for 14–18 hours a day. The air temperature in the room is kept at 18–20°C. Humidity is at 60–65%.

Hardening of seedlings

Plants need not only good watering and lighting, but also hardening procedures. Thus, under natural conditions, the stem becomes stronger when it resists gusts of wind. Using a small fan will improve air circulation and harden the tomatoes.

At the age of 40–45 days, it is recommended to adapt the seedlings to natural conditions - harden them. Containers with plants are taken out into the fresh air during the day for 1–2 hours daily. Every day, the time spent in the air is increased until it is a full day of light.

Important! It is not recommended to leave tomatoes in bright sun or at temperatures below 14°C for a long time.

Hardened seedlings acclimatize much better to their permanent place of growth, are less susceptible to disease and produce a better harvest.

Pest and disease control

The variety has good resistance to brown spot, tobacco mosaic, fusarium and cladosporiosis. For preventive purposes, shrubs need to be treated with Fitosporin or any biological agent that is not toxic.

With the onset of the autumn season, the greenhouse premises should be disinfected with sulfur bombs. With the arrival of the spring months, the soil cover needs to be treated with a solution of copper sulfate. To do this, you need to mix 50 g of the substance in 10 liters of liquid, using 2 liters of the composition per 1 m2 of area.

In order to prevent the development of late blight, it is necessary:

• control moisture levels;
• weed and mulch the soil layer;
• remove lower foliage;
• remove weeds.

To protect the plant from mole crickets, whiteflies, spider mites and aphids, it is recommended to use insecticides or biological agents. For example, Aktara, Fitoverm, Sirocco or Decis Profi are suitable.

Planting seedlings in a permanent place

Planting of seedlings in the ground occurs on days 55–60. Since the Pink Unicum F1 variety is a greenhouse variety, it is not afraid of soil frosts - it is enough to prepare the soil in the greenhouse and apply all the fertilizing before planting the tomatoes. If you decide to improve the condition of the soil with organic fertilizers, then you need to apply them a week before planting the seedlings to improve the absorption of nutrients. In dry form, fertilizers are applied to the place where plants are directly planted - in holes or trenches, mixing the fertilizer and soil to a depth of 10 cm.

Healthy tomatoes with a developed stem and a strong root system are selected for planting. Plant height should be about 30 cm. Age – 55–60 days. The bush should have 8–10 true leaves. If an ovary has formed on the plant, it is removed to direct efforts towards rooting. Planting is done in rows. The distance between individual bushes should not be less than 0.6 m.

When planting, the plants are carefully removed along with the soil from the cups and placed in the holes. If the trunk is a little elongated, it can be laid in a trench - this will reduce the size of the bush and a stronger root system will be formed. It is advisable to plant plants in the evening. The air temperature should be no lower than 15–20°C.

Origin and application

A hybrid of Dutch selection, intended for cultivation in greenhouses and film greenhouses. In regions with warm climates, planting in the ground is possible .

The yield is excellent, the collected fruits are stored for a long time and can be transported. It can be grown for commercial purposes; the fruits remain marketable for a long time. Tomatoes picked green ripen quickly at room temperature.

Pink Unicum tomatoes can be eaten fresh, used for preparing salads, side dishes, soups, sauces or purees. Smooth, not too large tomatoes are perfect for canning; the pulp of ripe fruit produces a thick juice with a rich taste.

Outdoor care

Basic measures for caring for tomatoes in the ground:

• regular weekly watering;
• fertilizing with fertilizers once every 2 weeks;
• microclimate control and making adjustments;
• maintaining the shape of the bush: gartering, pinching;
• prevention and control of diseases and pests.

Watering

For good seedling development, the soil must contain a sufficient amount of moisture, so watering is carried out weekly. The irrigation rate for 1 adult bush is 12 liters of water per week. In modern vegetable growing, drip irrigation is used to apply moisture directly into the soil under low pressure - this way the plants are not stressed due to cold water or drops falling on the leaves. Excess moisture can attract pests.

Fertilizer application

Feeding is usually carried out at least 3 times. The first is 2 weeks after planting in a permanent place, the second is no less than 15 days later in the budding phase, and the third is another 2 weeks later. Basic fertilizers: nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus. They can be part of a complex mixture or used as separate fertilizers.

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You can use fertilizers of organic origin containing the above substances, or purchase synthetic industrial preparations at the store. The list of typical synthetic fertilizers includes:

• ammonium nitrate;
• superphosphate;
• potassium sulfate.

In order to correctly calculate the amount of fertilizer needed, it is important to know what and how much is in the greenhouse soil. If it is not possible to establish the exact composition, pay attention to indirect signs of excess or deficiency of microelements based on the condition of the plants. If you are unsure, start with half the amount indicated on the fertilizer package.

Did you know? The first documentary evidence of the use of organic fertilizers dates back to Ancient Japan.
There the plants were fertilized with feces. At the same time, the manure of the rich was considered more useful, since they ate better, and therefore produced a higher quality product.

Stepsoning

Pinching is the process of removing side shoots. The main goal is to direct nutrients to fruiting. If this is not done, the bush will form a lot of leaves, but there will be very few fruits. Side shoots appear in the axils of the main stem; they must be pinched off at a height of 0.5 cm.

The Pink Unicum F1 variety is an indeterminate variety and theoretically can grow to any height. Even the manufacturer’s stated height of 1.5 m may not be very comfortable. If you want to stop the growth of the bush, simply pinch its top. Be sure to also remove lower leaves as the bush develops, as they can provide easier access for various fungi to infect.

Soil care

Among the main soil care measures:

• weeding;
• aeration (loosening);
• mulching;
• hilling.

Weeds grow everywhere and always, so they are either weeded out in time or the plantings are covered with mulch, which will prevent their development. The soil cultivation algorithm is as follows: first, water the soil, then the next day loosen the soil and at the same time weed out the weeds. You need to loosen to a depth of 8 cm, but so as not to damage the root system of the tomatoes.

Loosening tasks include:

• improving oxygen supply to roots;
• weed control;
• pest control.

Hilling consists of forming a kind of mound of soil around the trunk - this helps the formation of a well-developed root system.
The first hilling is carried out 15 days after planting the tomatoes in the ground, and the second - before flowering begins. There is no need to hill up the plants after the fruits begin to form - at this time the roots have already stopped forming. Did you know? There are wild varieties of tomatoes also belonging to the genus Solanum. Their fruits are smaller; some of them are poisonous. If you come across a wild variety of tomatoes, do not eat it unless you are sure of its edibility.

Mulching is necessary in order to retain soil moisture after watering, prevent the growth of weeds and protect the root system from pests. Mulch can be organic or inorganic. Organic includes leaves, sawdust, grass; to inorganic - agrofibre, spunbond, cardboard and others. Place mulch around the plant so that you can water the plants.

Tying up bushes

Just as humans need a skeleton to walk upright, tomatoes need support to maintain an upright shape, support the weight of ripening fruits and prevent diseases associated with excess moisture. Tall Pink Unicum F1 tomatoes in a greenhouse can be tied to a vertical trellis.

Read more about how to properly tie up tomatoes.

As the plant grows, it is simply pulled up to the ceiling of the greenhouse. A vertical trellis is a cord attached to the top of the greenhouse.

Also keep in mind that the yield of the variety in a greenhouse is higher than if it were grown in open ground - therefore the cord must be comfortable enough to hold up to 9 kg of fruit weight. The garter makes it easier to care for plants: they are easier to water, fertilize, hill up and perform other agrotechnical procedures.

Tomato Pink unique F1

To get a good harvest, it is important to properly prepare the seedlings. There is no need to deepen them, otherwise they may not sprout. You can prepare the soil yourself, but more often I use ready-made store-bought mixtures. They maintain a balance of all necessary substances. When purchasing seed material from reliable sellers, seed germination is high, at least 90%. Picking is easy. You can increase the number of ovaries by pinching, then the plants do not spend much effort on the growth of stems and leaves. I leave a maximum of 2 stems and remove all side shoots. Without tying, the bushes bend under the weight of the crop.

Although the hybrid is afraid of increased moisture, the rest of the care is not painstaking. The bushes are resistant to many diseases, except that it happened that the tomatoes had to be thrown away due to blossom end rot. The plants grow very tall, there are plenty of ovaries! The hybrid is planted exclusively in a greenhouse, the yield is excellent - because of this, you can safely plant it for sale. The appearance of the fruit is the most marketable - the tomatoes grow smooth, beautiful, and the color is pink. The taste is varietal. The manufacturer is being humble about the weight; I was able to grow some tomatoes that weighed half a kilo.

Of all the hybrids I have tried, Pink Unicum F1 is the most delicious. This taste is usually found in varietal tomatoes. This is mainly a greenhouse variety that is suitable for growing in all climate zones. Tall, can reach 2 meters (this happened a couple of times). Requires 1 or 2 stems. Before planting seedlings, I always fertilize the soil with humus and wood ash. Usually it (the seedlings) takes root well. Some care is needed, you can’t leave everything to chance. Watering and loosening the soil after it, then weeding and fertilizing. Tying and support. I also maintain a certain humidity in the greenhouse: about 70-80%. In almost all care. I follow all these rules and get high yields. Sometimes even 6-8 kg per bush, but definitely not less than 5. Tomatoes are large, fleshy, have thin skin, but they do not crack. Well kept. There are 6 seed chambers inside. I start harvesting 4 months after germination. I haven’t treated bushes for diseases at all for several years now and have no regrets. As a hybrid, Pink Unicum F1 is disease resistant. Delicious, both fresh and processed in the form of ketchups and pickles. In general, I don’t preserve it because of the size.

Harvesting

Harvesting of hybrid varieties is characterized by almost simultaneous ripening. When ripe, Pink Unicum F1 tomatoes are represented by bright pink round fruits, slightly ribbed at the stalk, weighing 200–230 g. The color of the fruit is uniform. Ripening time: June, August (115 days after emergence). The fruits are cut off, the stalk removed and placed in boxes. You can place up to 3 layers of tomatoes in a box, interlacing the layers with paper.

Important! Tomatoes continue to grow even after they are harvested and placed in boxes. Therefore, they should not be stacked too tightly.

Tomatoes must be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area at temperatures above 5°C.

Caring for tomatoes of the Pink Unicum F1 variety is quite simple - the plants do not require special knowledge or high costs to obtain an excellent harvest. Compliance with the deadlines for all agricultural work will allow you to get the maximum yield on your site.

Arrhythmia symptoms and treatment

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Although this problem occurs at birth, symptoms are more likely to first become apparent later in life. This allows the heart to “reboot” and return to its normal speed. For diagnosis, the doctor will measure your blood pressure and pulse while lying down and standing. These measures are taken immediately after changing position, and after two, five and 10 minutes of standing.

Characteristics and description of the hybrid

The mid-season tomato Pink Unicum f1 was bred by biologists from the Dutch company Monsanto, the world leader in plant biotechnology. It was added to the State Register of Russia in 2008. Initially, the crop was intended to be grown in greenhouses for sale, but over time, amateur gardeners became interested in tomatoes. Now the hybrid is cultivated both indoors and outdoors.

The plant is indeterminate, reaches 2–2.5 m in height. Characterized by strong immunity and resistance to adverse weather. Ovaries are formed even under stressful conditions.

In the photo - tomato Pink Unicum f1.

The table summarizes the distinctive features of the hybrid.