Description of large-fruited Vano tomatoes, growing and caring for a hybrid variety

The Vano tomato has excellent agricultural characteristics. This is a large-fruited, tasty pink tomato hybrid that perfectly withstands the vagaries of the weather, is unpretentious to the soil and does not require much effort in care.

Experienced gardeners give it the highest rating and the best reviews. The Vano tomato variety grows well and produces high yields in almost all regions, adapting well to the climate and soil. But the plant needs some care and proper cultivation.

Description and characteristics of the variety

Vano F1 tomatoes are classified as early ripening varieties. From the moment of the first shoots to the receipt of the first ripe fruits, an average of 100 to 105 days pass. The plant is determinate, reaching a maximum size of 90-100 cm.

The bushes have a compact appearance, the trunk is strong, the branches are not spreading, slightly directed upward. Experts recommend forming a bush into 2 trunks.

The foliage is of a regular shape, rich green in color, and does not fill the bush very densely.

Vano tomatoes are grown both in greenhouses and greenhouses, and in open ground. In greenhouse conditions and subject to all agricultural requirements, larger and more massive fruits can be obtained.

The tomato inflorescence is ordinary, collected in one raceme. The first brush is formed above the 6-7 leaf, then after 1-2 leaves. In order for the fruits to be large and juicy, it is necessary to carry out pinching.

The fruits of the Vano F1 variety are large and have a round shape. Their weight can reach 200 g. A ripe tomato has a pink, almost raspberry color, the flesh is juicy and dense with six seed chambers.

The tomato skin is thin and smooth. Despite this, tomatoes tolerate transportation well and are stored for at least 2-3 weeks. Vano tomatoes can be picked green. He is able to ripen on his own.

The variety has high productivity. During the season, you can get up to 5-6 kg of tomatoes from one bush.

The taste of tomatoes is excellent. The fruits are perfect for fresh consumption and for preparing various tomato products.

The description of the Vano variety indicates that the plant has good resistance to various fungi and pests. Thanks to its rapid growth and maturation, the bush avoids late blight.

You can grow the crop on your site using seedlings.

The best varieties of tomatoes for 2022: photos and descriptions

When choosing tomatoes for their plot, gardeners, first of all, rely on varietal or hybrid characteristics. Productivity is the most important criterion on which the quantity and quality of the harvest depends. Sometimes it can be difficult to choose the right option from the rich variety of tomatoes for open ground and greenhouses. Then varieties are selected depending on the growing region, ripening period, degree of disease resistance and other factors.

Varieties for open ground

A huge number of species with excellent yields are intended for growing vegetables in the open air. Low-growing bushes with large fruits are one of the advantages of tomatoes for the soil. Such heat-loving plants are easier to care for and do not require complex agricultural practices.

According to ripening period

Tomatoes, like other vegetable crops, are characterized by different ripening periods, from early to late.

The ripening time, color and shape of tomatoes depends on the variety.

Usually early-ripening vegetables with not large fruits and not a large harvest, but with a quick, friendly yield of ripe tomatoes. Mid-season ones also have medium sizes. Late ones are usually difficult to care for, but it is among them that you can find champions in weight, but there are not many such beauties on the bush.

By growing region

Every year, breeders create new species with high quality indicators. In stores you can buy specialized varieties of tomatoes designed for growing in certain climatic conditions. Classification by regions of Russia:

• for the Moscow region: Champion, Sweet Bunch, Honey, Pink Elephant, Fireworks, Bull's forehead;
• for the southern regions: Torch, Novice, Titan, Winner, Bison, Ermak, Gift, Mikado;
• for the middle zone: Bull's Heart, Black Prince, Uzbek (Yusupov), Moskvichka, Snowdrop, Big Brother, Spasskaya Tower;
• for Siberia: Siberian heavyweight, Ultra early ripening, Sanka, Abakan pink;
• for the Urals: Coin, Bull's Heart, Button, Countryman, Yellow Buyan, Bullfinch, Demidov;
• for the far north: Snowy Tale, Ballerina, Ladyfingers, Berdsky Large, Countryman, Oak, Gina.

An unpredictable, cold or, conversely, excessively warm climate is not a reason to refuse to grow tomatoes in open ground. Thanks to selection, varieties have been developed that grow and develop well in any terrain.

According to disease resistance

To obtain a rich harvest, you need to choose tomato varieties not only with the appropriate characteristics. It is necessary that this criterion be supplemented by such an indicator as disease resistance.

Late blight, root rot, tobacco mosaic, cladosporiosis are diseases that most often affect plantings of heat-loving crops.

A catalog of tomatoes that can withstand the onslaught of various diseases:

• Blitz;
• Koenigsberg;
• Geisha;
• Betta,
• Anyuta;
• Bohemia;
• Chio-chio-san;
• Tatiana;
• Puzata hut;
• Lights of Moscow;
• Yablonka Russia;
• Crimson giant.

Unfortunately, there are no varieties that are 100% resistant to infections. But there are hybrids that produce a harvest until the active phase of many fungal diseases and infections begins.

Varieties for greenhouse cultivation

Having a good greenhouse at your disposal, you can get fresh tomatoes to your table all year round. Greenhouse varieties are suitable for preparing salads or canning. Excellent salad tomatoes can be obtained from the following varieties:

• Geisha;
• Fairy gift;
• Andromeda;
• Eagle beak;
• Pink Angel;
• Pink Pearl;
• Fatalist;
• Scarlet caravel;
• Amana orange

The best varieties for preservation:

• Auria;
• Banana legs;
• Pink raisins;
• Rajah;
• Baba;
• Alexander the Great.

Cherries are sweet, small tomatoes that grow well both outdoors and in a greenhouse, but small-fruited vegetables tend to be more productive in protected beds. Magic Harp F1 and Yellow Caramel F1 are hybrids whose fruit weight does not exceed 25 g.

When choosing a vegetable for a greenhouse, many rightly give preference to tall and high-yielding varieties. But low-growing plants, which usually have an early ripening period, as well as mid-ripening tomatoes, are also excellent for polycarbonate shelters in all regions of Russia.

Description and photos of the best hybrids

For open ground, breeders also offer species with high yields of hybrid origin; they are resistant to diseases and temperature changes. The best tomato varieties of 2020:

1. Intuition F1 is one of the best tomato hybrids for picking with trusses, mid-season, from germination to harvesting the first vegetables - 110 days.
2. Katya F1 is an early ripening hybrid. The fruits weigh 90-130 g and ripen simultaneously. From 1 m² you can harvest more than 10 kg of fruit per season.
3. Search F1 – unpretentious and at the same time tasty tomatoes. The hybrid withstands cold weather and is immune to most diseases. The bushes are strewn with small red fruits, which are excellent for pickling and canning.
4. Blagovest F1 is an early-ripening hybrid. The fruits are round, glossy, with slightly pronounced ribbing. From one bush you can collect up to 5 kg of fruit.
5. La la fa F1 - has excellent consumer qualities, high yield and unpretentiousness. The average weight of the fruit is 140-170 g. From 1 m² you can harvest up to 20 kg.
6. Vladimir F1 - has a high yield and is suitable for cultivation in any type of soil. High productivity throughout the entire fruiting period.
7. Beef King F1 is an early maturing Dutch hybrid. The tomatoes are round, dense, smooth. From one bush you can collect up to 4-5 kg. Resistant to low temperatures and diseases.
8. Ashdod F1 – tomatoes with smooth, dense skin. Fruit weight is from 110 to 140 g. The pulp has a bright burgundy color.
9. Tanya F1 is a hybrid from the Netherlands with excellent immunity, dense structure, and good yield. The fruits have a regular round shape, weighing 150-200 g. They tolerate transportation well.

If the designation on a bag of planting material is F1 – hybrids of tomatoes (or other plants) of the first generation, F2 – of the second, and so on.

Exceptional taste, fruit weight, constant yield, disease resistance, adaptation to weather conditions are the advantages of hybrids over tomato varieties.

Reviews

Varvara Petrovna, 56 years old:

My favorite tomato variety in 2022 is Idol, medium-sized, very tasty, productive. I planted seedlings on March 20, the first fruit was picked on June 20. The bushes bear fruit for 3 months. The most successful cherry variety is Black Cherry, very tasty and productive, the most favorite tomato of children.

I like the fruits to be large and regular in shape. Therefore, I prefer the varieties Early Rose, Peach, Heavyweight of Siberia and Pink Fig. This year I raised Grandma's Secret. The bush is determinate, the average height is 180 cm. I have never produced kilogram fruits, the maximum weight is 700-800 g. Probably this is because I allow the bush to form into two or three stems.

I never conduct systematic analysis. I analyze when the tomatoes are already picked. I love large, sugary berries. I really like the Pink Giant in taste, but the yield is low. So far, my requirements are relatively met by 2 varieties - Pink Andromeda and Mazarin. Over time (I’m a novice gardener) I’m thinking of finding the optimal variety or hybrid of tomatoes.

Now I mainly grow tomatoes in my dacha. About 20 different varieties. Red, yellow, brown, black. Beauty! Cherry, Cream, Ox heart. Different sizes, different tastes, different ripening periods - from May to October. The main thing is that the weather is warm. I’m not keen on canning, so we use fresh vegetables. If the harvest is good, I give the remaining tomatoes to relatives.

Rules for growing and care

Sowing seeds for seedlings is carried out in the first half of March. They are buried 1-1.5 cm into the soil and covered with peat on top.

Soil for planting can be purchased in specialized stores or prepared independently. To do this, you need to mix peat, turf soil and sand.

Seedlings are kept in wooden boxes or special containers. The container with planting material is covered with film until young shoots emerge, after which the box is placed in a warm and well-lit place.

Seedlings need to be watered regularly. But excess moisture can lead to dampness or fungus. To prevent this from happening, you need to ventilate, and it is best to water with a spray bottle so as not to wash the seeds out of the ground.

Picking begins only if 2 strong leaves have already appeared on the shoots. It is best to plant immediately in peat pots. This will allow them to be planted directly into the ground without damaging the root system, so the bushes are better accepted and adapt to the soil. Experts recommend feeding seedlings with mineral fertilizer. Humin-based preparations work well.

Description of the variety

The determinate non-standard bush grows up to 70 cm. In terms of ripening time, tomatoes are classified as early ripening hybrids. From the appearance of the first shoots to the ripening of the fruit, about 85-95 days pass.

The bush contains simple inflorescences and medium-sized dark green leaves. The first brush is formed under the 5th or 6th leaf, subsequent brushes - every 2 leaves.

Description of Premium F1 fruits:

• Round shape;
• Medium sizes;
• Rich red color;
• Dense fleshy pulp;
• Thick, durable skin;

• No tendency to crack;
• Number of seed chambers – 3-4 pieces;
• The weight of mature fruits is 110-130 grams;
• The dry matter content ranges from 4 to 5%;
• The harvest is well transported.

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.

Description of the tomato variety Barrel, its characteristics and yield

Tomatoes Orange barrel F1 are a real find for gardeners. The hybrid has joined the line of super tomatoes. The giant tomato pleases with its yield and taste. The fruits from 4–5 bushes are enough for consumption by a family of 4 people.

Why should you plant?

Large-fruited tomatoes are loved by gardeners. One berry is enough for salad or vegetable cutting. The insufficient yield is disappointing: the bush is pleased with 4–5 tomatoes.

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But the Keg is another matter. With proper agricultural technology, it is possible to get 2–3 times more fruit. This property of the hybrid attracts gardeners.

Characteristics and description of the Orange Barrel:

• the tomato has an average ripening period (from 111 days after germination);
• designed for open ground, unheated greenhouses and open ground;
• indeterminate hybrid;
• juicy green tops;
• prone to fouling by stepsons;
• the plate size is small;
• each stem has 4–5 racemes;
• There are up to 6 fruits in a brush.

The bushes grow powerful. The plant overloads itself with fruits. Requires gartering and pinching.

Gardeners are pleased with the heat and drought resistance of the hybrid. The barrel sets fruit and ripens at borderline temperatures. Gardeners do not need to come to water and ventilate the plantings. It is enough to hold events once a week.

What's ripening?

Sometimes the description of a large-fruited tomato variety is captivating. The manufacturer promises a combination of yield and taste. The reality is disappointing.

But the Keg is another matter. Gardeners are attracted to:

• fruit size (300–500 g);
• evenness (the first and subsequent berries are the same);
• color (orange-golden);
• skin (thin, cannot be felt when eating);
• the hand feels smooth to the touch;
• weak ribbing at the stalk;
• 3–4 seed chambers;
• the grains are small (do not interfere with eating);
• the taste is sweetish;
• the pulp is juicy;
• pronounced graininess.

Russian gardens have created a hybrid for delicious salads. But gardeners have made adjustments: they like the possibility of universal use of berries. The juices and pastes have a beautiful apricot hue. The sugar content allows you to avoid adding seasoning when canning.

How to get a harvest?

The barrel is an unpretentious hybrid. But it is possible to achieve the desired indicators if you follow the advice of agronomists. You should follow simple recommendations:

• purchase seeds only from trusted producers;
• monitor the expiration date (after it expires, germination rate decreases);
• store the pre-purchased bag at the specified temperature and humidity;
• pre-planting preparation of hybrid seeds is not required;
• Tomato Barrel should be sown in the second ten days of March;
• disinfect trays and equipment (potassium permanganate, alcohol, vodka, soda ash solution are suitable);
• when planting in cassettes, plant 2 seeds in each;
• when placing in trays, sow in rows with a distance of 2.5 cm;
• seeds should be planted 1–1.5 cm;
• Maintain a temperature of 23–25 degrees Celsius until germination;
• monitor soil moisture;
• reduce the temperature after pipping to 18 degrees Celsius;
• dive tomatoes planted in trays into separate cups after two true leaves appear;
• fertilize the planting site in advance (add a mineral complex (nitrogen: potassium: phosphorus) according to the manufacturer’s instructions);
• planting pattern: 40×70 cm;
• place on permanent beds after returning spring frosts;
• to strengthen the plants, add double superphosphate when planting (1 tablespoon per bush);
• for the first three days, shade the plantings from the sun with white non-woven material;
• bushes require garter: the plant overloads itself with fruits;
• to speed up ripening, it is recommended to lighten and root the plants once a week;
• to preserve moisture, it is recommended to mulch the soil with rotted organic matter and dark non-woven material;
• the hybrid requires moderate watering: after complete drying.

Dry watering - loosening - should not be neglected. The procedure improves gas exchange and retains moisture.

Gardeners should take into account: a hybrid planted in a greenhouse will grow taller and have more foliage.

How to grow a Vano tomato with your own hands?

Early tomato can be grown in two ways: by sowing seeds for seedlings and in a non-seedling culture. For seedlings, seeds should be sown in the first or second ten days of March with a depth of 1–1.5 cm. After 2–3 weeks from germination, seedlings are planted according to a pattern of 8x8 or 10x10 cm or planted in cassettes with cells of the same size. During the period of seedling growth, 2–3 fertilizing is carried out with humin-based fertilizers.

Important! Plants are transferred to the plantation at the age of 60–65 days according to the following schemes: 30x50, 40x70 or 35x(35+65) cm.

What are the pros and cons of this variety?

Among the positive characteristics of this variety are the following:

• the fruits are large in size and have specific taste qualities;
• increased concentration of nutrients;
• the variety is considered one of the most unpretentious in care;
• Krasnodar variety tomatoes have good immunity to a variety of harmful bacteria and insects;
• the variety tolerates transportation well;
• you can use this variety in almost any form.

However, despite the obvious advantages of the variety, it still has disadvantages, which include the following:

• you will not be able to preserve Krasnodar tomatoes using the whole fruit, since they simply will not fit into the jar;
• it is necessary to ensure in advance that the supports on which each bush of a given variety is supported are strong enough;
• Quite a lot of time is spent on the formation of bushes, as well as on pinching.

Advice from professionals

To get an early harvest of the Vano F1 hybrid in greenhouses and greenhouses, seeds should be sown for seedlings in the first ten days of February, and planted starting from mid-March. A prerequisite is the presence of an extended, well-developed first brush on the seedlings. If the growth phase does not correspond to this, the seedlings will take a long time to take root and will not show rapid growth and development. If this requirement is met, the harvest will be already in the third decade of May.

The description of the hybrid given by the seed producer indicates very large fruits. To get them, plants need to be fed. The Brexil combi fertilizer is well suited; 15 g of the drug is dissolved in 10 liters of water, 0.5–0.7 g of boric acid is added, and watered at the root. Simple fertilizers include ammonium nitrate, simple or double superphosphate and potassium salt. For good water-air conditions in the soil, it is necessary to add rotted manure to the rows.

In greenhouses, the Vano F1 tomato can be grown in two rotations: spring-summer and summer-autumn. Reviews from vegetable growers about the hybrid are positive and indicate its advantages, including high yields and excellent fruit quality.

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Features of cultivation

There is no need to rush into sowing semi-determinate tomatoes; sow the seeds in the second half of March and even in the third ten days. At the time of planting, there should be no flower clusters on the seedlings, otherwise the bush will end prematurely and be low-yielding. Nothing is said about Energo’s resistance to late blight, so warm the soil for sowing in any way to 100 °C, and wash the seeds in a solution of potassium permanganate.

Favorable temperature for germination is 22–25 °C. Seedlings in the phase of 1–2 true leaves are picked into separate pots. A week after transplantation, start feeding the seedlings every 7–10 days with sodium humate (0.5 g of powder per 1 liter of water).

Plant tomatoes in a permanent place when stable warmth arrives: in open ground - in early June, in a greenhouse - in mid-May. If Energo stays for a long time at temperatures below +15 °C, then its determinism will manifest itself, the bush will end, it will be low and low-yielding.

The placement pattern for this hybrid is 60x60 cm or 40x70 cm. Before planting, spill the bed with a solution of potassium humate (25 ml of 3% per 10 liters of water), add a pinch (3 g) of superphosphate to the bottom of the holes. If the seedlings still have flower clusters, remove them.

A week after planting, in order to prevent late blight, spray the bushes with a fungicide solution (Skor, Horus, HOMa). During the flowering phase, for better fruit formation, shake the bushes sharply in the morning; you can treat them with Ovary or Bud.

Tomato Energo is prone to fruit formation to the detriment of shoot and root growth. That is, there are a lot of fruits, but the roots are weak, superficial, the volume of the clod of earth from which they can take food is small. Therefore, Energo needs to be intensively watered and fed. Only with such care will you achieve the stunning yield that the author of the hybrid promised - 32 kg/m².

Hybrid Energy strives to grow more fruits than shoots and leaves

Water the bushes every 2-3 days and deeply. Feed with complex fertilizers every 7–10 days. Use ready-made mixtures for tomatoes (Fertika, Red Giant, Biohumus, etc.) or make your own balanced fertilizer by dissolving in 10 liters of water: 20 g of ammonium nitrate, 30 g of potassium sulfate, 10 g of magnesium sulfate and 25 ml of potassium humate.

It is impossible to form Energo into 1 stem, since due to bad weather or improper care it can end at any time. Always leave one spare stem or form into 2-3 stems. When grown in a greenhouse, it is recommended to normalize the first 2 clusters of semi-determinate varieties and hybrids, leaving 3-4 of the largest ovaries in them. Each stem of Energo manages to produce 3 clusters, a total of 6–9 or more on a bush, depending on the growing region and weather.

You can take care of Energo using a simple technology: plant it in open ground, do not feed it or even water it if it rains at least once a week. Without intensive care, the hybrid will grow into a low, determinate bush. In this case, plant up to the first flower cluster, and above, leave as many brushes as can ripen in your region - 2–5 pieces. Remove all the rest, along with the stepsons on which they form. The bush, even if it has grown short, must be tied up.

Description of tomato Vano F1:

The period from germination to ripening is 100-105 days. The plant is medium-leafed, determinant type, 110-130 cm high. The first cluster is planted above the 5-6th leaf, the next one after 1-2 leaves. A simple brush with 5-6 fruits weighing 250-300 g. The color of a mature fruit is intense crimson. The fruits are round, slightly ribbed, dense with excellent taste and high transportability. The yield of standard fruits is 99%, the yield for the first two harvests is 8-7 kg/m2, it grows well. Potential yield 20-22 kg/m2. The hybrid is resistant to Alternaria and TMV.

Features of hybrid growth: it is necessary to regulate the load of the crop on the hands. To obtain large, even tomatoes, leave no more than 5–6 fruits on the bunch.

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Description of the tomato variety It grows itself, its characteristics and yield

Fans of growing vegetables are looking for suitable varieties so that their care is not too demanding. One of these is considered to be the tomato that grows itself. Valued for its good taste and ease of care. It takes its rightful place among the best tomato varieties.

Description

Gardeners who grow vegetables pay attention to the description of the variety when purchasing seeds. It should grow and develop well in a city with characteristic climatic features

It grows on its own - exactly what you need. Suitable for growing in any climate zone.

Agricultural technology

It grows itself - a tomato that was bred to sow seeds directly into the soil. In this case, the earth should warm up to a temperature of at least +15 °C. At the beginning of March, seeds are planted in seedling containers. When planting sprouts in open soil or sowing seeds, you must adhere to the 30x50 cm pattern.

Green mass

The plant is considered low-growing, as it reaches a height of no more than 45 cm. On average, the length of the lashes varies from 30 to 40 cm. The bushes do not require shaping by humans. The foliage is medium, the leaves have a rich green color.

Fruit

The shape of the fruit is flat-round. The pulp is rich red. The weight of one tomato varies from 60 to 110 g. The bushes produce a good harvest. The taste of tomatoes has a characteristic tomato sourness.

Tomatoes taste different from store bought ones. Suitable for preparing fresh salads and hot dishes. They can be used during canning. Moreover, they roll up tomatoes separately from other vegetables or make assorted colors. Samo grows is also used for pickling.

Some fruits resemble cherry tomatoes, as their weight is less than 60 g. They are suitable for preparing snacks and decorating main dishes.

Advantages and disadvantages

The tomato variety Grows itself has the following advantages:

• early ripening of the crop, quick return from the bushes;
• there is no need to form stems;
• characteristic tomato taste with a sour note.

Ripe tomatoes can be transported over long distances. They are stored for a long time and deteriorate slowly. Low growing bushes make harvesting easy. The tomato variety itself grows has an immune system that can protect against any disease. Bushes are rarely affected by pests.

The variety has another advantage - the ability to plant on a balcony or loggia. Due to its compactness, caring for a tomato does not create additional problems, especially if the bush is grown in containers with soil on the balcony.

Among the disadvantages is the thin skin, which is not able to prevent cracking of tomatoes. In general, the characteristics of the vegetable are satisfactory for gardeners, which makes it a favorite on plots of land. It grows on its own and does not require careful care. All that is required of a person is timely watering in the initial stages of growth and removal of weeds from the beds. If you adhere to this, tomato bushes will delight you with ripe, juicy and tasty fruits.

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Tomato hybrids for greenhouses

To use the greenhouse productively, try to grow vigorous hybrids (indeterminate). They will grow to the ceiling, which means they will produce more fruit per unit area. Follow the seed manufacturer's recommended planting pattern and do not plant plants too close together.

Tomato F1 Forte Rose (from Semko) pink hybrid: quite early, suitable for greenhouses. May crack in heat.

If you need tomatoes for growing in a greenhouse, suitable for canning, then you can pay attention to the hybrids of the “Tsar” series (SeDek): F1 Empire, F1 Empress, F1 Russian Empire, F1 Peter the Great, F1 Peter the Great. They are tall and set fruit well even in low light conditions or in conditions of temperature changes.

The tomatoes of these hybrids are perfectly preserved both on the bush and during storage.

Tomato series F1 Russian Empire and F1 Peter the Great

Fruitful salad-type giants for the greenhouse are included in the “Great Tomatoes” (SeDek) series: F1 Alexander the Great, F1 Vladimir the Great, F1 Catherine the Great, F1 Dmitry the Great. They are distinguished by their large size, rich taste, resistance to tobacco mosaic virus, verticillium and fusarium wilt, cladosporiosis and other diseases; high stress resistance.

For the southern regions and high greenhouses, the series of cherry tomatoes “Octopus” (SeDek) has gained particular popularity, these are the so-called tomato trees: F1 Octopus cream raspberry, F1 Octopus cream orange, F1 Octopus cream chocolate, F1 Octopus cherry raspberry, F1 Octopus cherry . All of them are incredibly productive and resistant to many tomato diseases.

F1 Opera is one of the earliest ripening hybrids for greenhouses. Plant height is 1.5 m. The fruits are round, even, smooth, weighing 100–110 g. Thanks to the pronounced tomato aroma and harmonious taste, they are especially good fresh, but are also suitable for canning. The variety is very productive – 5–5.5 kg, maximum – 8.5 kg. Resistant to many diseases.

Cherry tomato hybrids occupy leading positions:

F1 Strawberry Indeterminate hybrid of cherry tomato with a beautiful and original heart-shaped or “strawberry” fruit shape. The tomatoes are collected in elegant, even clusters of 18–30 pieces.

F1 Miracle Bunch Hybrid is characterized by high growth energy, bears fruit until autumn and is resistant to a range of diseases and various weather stresses. The first fruits are ready for harvest after 90–95 days.

F1 Blue bunch Indeterminate mid-season cherry tomato hybrid with fruits that play in the sun with all shades of blue and blue!

Cherry tomatoes

Characteristics

Manufacturer: Elite series (Moldova)

I'm growing it for the second season. Advantages: productive, disease resistant. Cons: the taste is so-so; for me, there is not enough sweetness, but in 2022 everything was so-so; I can’t confirm that this hybrid is early, today Orange Altai is already ripe, and Vano is white for a long time, but is not turning pink, last year the picture was the same, rather average.

Vano F1 tomato seeds children. early 95-100 days. env. 250-300 gr. roses (Elite series)

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Description of tomato Vano F1:

The period from germination to ripening is 100-105 days. The plant is medium-leafed, determinant type, 110-130 cm high. The first cluster is planted above the 5-6th leaf, the next one after 1-2 leaves. A simple brush with 5-6 fruits weighing 250-300 g. The color of a mature fruit is intense crimson. The fruits are round, slightly ribbed, dense with excellent taste and high transportability. The yield of standard fruits is 99%, the yield for the first two harvests is 8-7 kg/m2, it grows well. Potential yield 20-22 kg/m2. The hybrid is resistant to Alternaria and TMV.

Features of hybrid growth: it is necessary to regulate the load of the crop on the hands. To obtain large, even tomatoes, leave no more than 5–6 fruits on the bunch.

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Tomato seeds Vano F1 (Elite series) can be in two types of packaging:

• original packaging (from the manufacturer)
• Seed Supermarket packaging.

If you only need seeds in original packaging, please indicate this in the comments to your order or tell the sales consultant this when placing your order by phone.

The manufacturer reserves the right to change the packaging design, color and availability of seed treatment.

If this item does not have a package with a suitable number of seeds, please inform our sales manager - he will try to help you open the package or offer a suitable analogue.

Characteristics

Manufacturer: Elite series (Moldova)

I'm growing it for the second season. Advantages: productive, disease resistant. Cons: the taste is so-so; for me, there is not enough sweetness, but in 2022 everything was so-so; I can’t confirm that this hybrid is early, today Orange Altai is already ripe, and Vano is white for a long time, but is not turning pink, last year the picture was the same, rather average.

Brief information about the variety

• Fruits and bush: tomatoes are large, the weight of one fruit is 200-500 g, the skin color is pale pink, the flesh is juicy, dense, sweet; The bush is indeterminate, reaches a height of 2 m, the foliage is medium, up to 10 clusters are formed on the stem.
• Productivity: high - more than 25 kg of fruits are collected from 1 m².
• Resistance: with proper care, the variety is resistant to diseases; during the period of virus activation, it requires preventive treatments.
• Distribution: the hybrid is recommended for cultivation in the central and southern regions. In the northern regions it is cultivated exclusively using the greenhouse method.
• Application: the fruits are universal - suitable for fresh use or for home canning.
• Planting: timing - early or mid-March, seedling method, planting in beds takes place in May according to the 50x40 pattern.
• Soil: fertile, loose, nutritious.
• Care: timely watering, additional fertilizing, the need to tie up the bush, forming it into one stem.
• Ripening period: extended, depending on growing conditions, 60-120 days. Storage is quite long.

Description of the Northern Baby tomato and recommendations for growing the variety

The Northern Baby tomato is a high-yielding variety that was bred for regions with cool climates, such as the Urals and Siberia.

What is a Northern Baby tomato?

Characteristics and description of the variety:

1. The tomato is intended for cultivation in open ground and in film greenhouses.
2. This is a determinate variety, the stem height is 40-55 cm.
3. Tomato bushes are spreading.
4. Leaves are medium sized.
5. The inflorescences are simple.
6. This is an ultra-early tomato variety.
7. The fruit ripening period is 80-95 days.
8. At the end of June the fruits are already ripe.

Tomato ripening is abundant; in the first 10 days of fruiting, up to 40% of the fruits ripen. The fruits are round in shape. The skin is smooth. The color of the fruit is bright red. Tomatoes weigh on average 45-65 g. Up to 1 kg of fruit is obtained from 1 bush. Up to 3 kg of tomatoes are harvested from 1 m². The variety is resistant to cold and diseases such as late blight, blossom end and root rot.

Any housewife who has planted this variety will receive a large amount of harvest. The fruits have excellent taste and are suitable for pickling and pickling. These tomatoes can be added to various dishes, side dishes and snacks.

1. Easy to care for.
2. There is no need to form bushes, no need to remove stepsons.
3. The plant needs a garter during the period of fruit ripening so that the plant stem does not break under the weight of the tomatoes.
4. By choosing this variety, gardeners can save space on their plot. Other varieties do not tolerate lack of light and crowding. The Northern Baby variety is planted according to a 50x40 cm pattern, since the bushes are quite strong and compact, they do not need too much space.

Reviews from those who planted the Northern Malyutka variety are positive. Gardeners note the high yield of this variety of tomatoes and excellent taste with a slight sourness. Fruits can be stored for a long time in boxes in a cool room. At the same time, they do not lose their taste. The skin of the fruit is dense and does not crack. These tomatoes are great for sale. Vegetable growers collect seeds from ripe fruits for planting next season.

How are tomatoes grown?

You can plant seeds for seedlings at the end of March. Before sowing, the seeds need to be soaked. You can carry out this procedure on wet wipes, gauze, and foam sponges. Let's look at how to soak seeds on a foam sponge. Take some sponges and make slits on them. Sprinkle seeds inside.

Then a nutrient solution is made. Add 5 drops of Epin-Extra, which is a growth stimulant, to a glass of water. You need to moisten a sponge in this solution and squeeze it out so that it is slightly damp. Sponges can be placed in 1 row or on top of each other. Then put them in a plastic bag and tie it.

Seeds need to be germinated at a temperature of +25ºC for 1-3 days. Sponges need to be ventilated daily. They should always be damp. After the sprouts appear, they need to be planted in peat pots. First, soil substrate containing nutrients is poured into the pots. The acidity of the soil should be neutral.

The first week the sprouts are not watered. After this, watering is carried out as the soil dries. Do not allow water to get on the stem and leaves. After watering, the soil is loosened, this will save the plants from diseases such as blackleg. The containers are placed in a bright, warm place; if there is not enough light, then use phytolamps. The daylight hours of tomatoes should last 14-16 hours.

The temperature for growing seedlings should be +22...+25ºC during the day, and +12...+14ºC at night. After two leaves appear, the seedlings need to be planted in separate 0.5 liter containers. The soil substrate is poured into them, and before that it is sifted. Make a hole in the soil, use a teaspoon to pull out the sprout with a lump of soil and transplant it into a container. Sprinkle with earth and compact. Then water it with water with the addition of Rooter. After 4 leaves appear, the seedlings are treated with fungicides.

You need to prepare an iron bowl, put paper in it, add sulfur and set it on fire. The smoke that is generated will spread throughout the room and clear it of pests. The sprouts are planted in holes that are arranged in a checkerboard pattern.

Sprinkle with soil, compact and water. Perform soil mulching. Watering is carried out at the root. Water should not stagnate. After watering, the soil needs to be loosened. After 3 weeks, the bushes are fertilized. The second time feeding is carried out at the beginning of the second ovary opening. The third feeding is carried out during the blooming of the third ovary. The fruits of this variety can be eaten fresh, made into salads, or preserved for the winter.

Description

This hybrid variety of tomatoes was bred by breeders from the famous Dutch company Rijk Zwaan Holding and belongs to the group of “Bull's Heart” tomatoes.

The fruits of such varieties begin to ripen not from the outside, but from the inside. Initially, the Rugantino tomato was bred specifically for growing in greenhouse conditions, but according to reviews of some vegetable growers, the bushes of this tomato grow well and bear fruit in garden beds in the southern regions.

The Rugantino F1 tomato is classified as a medium-late variety in terms of fruit ripening - approximately 4 months pass from the moment of seed germination to the harvesting of ripe tomatoes.

Tomato Rugantino F1

This tomato belongs to the indeterminate type, so its shoots have unlimited growth power. Typically, the height of the bushes of this tomato is 1.4-1.6 m. The shoots are well leafy, their foliage is of a typical tomato type, narrow and slightly elongated, the tips are sharp, slightly wrinkled, and dark emerald in color.

Rugantino tomato bushes require mandatory formation; it is advisable to leave no more than 3 stems, in this case the fruits will be larger and tastier. It is also necessary to regularly remove emerging stepsons so that the bushes do not thicken.

Tall shoots must be tied in several places to strong supports so that they do not break under the weight of ripening fruits. The inflorescences are racemose, complex, the first of them is formed under the 8th true leaf, and each subsequent one is formed through two true leaves.

Tomato Rugantino F1 in a greenhouse

Ripe fruits are pear-shaped, large and fleshy. The weight of the fruits is usually 170-200 g, and the weight of the first fruits may be more.

The surface of the fruit is distinguished by strong ribbing. The skin is thin, quite dense, not prone to cracking.

Important! How to grow tomatoes in open ground

The pulp is fleshy, juicy; inside there can be up to 4-6 seed chambers with an average number of seeds.

The best taste of these fruits, as many vegetable growers believe, occurs when the skin has not yet begun to turn red, the flesh of the fruit is already red, and the skin below begins to turn pink. The taste of the fruit is sweetish, with a slight sourness.

Since there is little acid in the fruits of this variety, they can be included in the diet and also given to children.

When fully ripe, the color of the skin becomes as deep red as the flesh.

Tomato Rugantino F1 ribbed

Fruits can be transported over any distance, but if long-term transportation is planned, then it is better to select fruits that are not quite ripe, since fully ripe tomatoes can crack on the way. The shelf life of the harvested crop is also not very long, so it is advisable to process the fruits immediately after harvesting or eat in the coming days.

Severenok tomato

Ultra-early ripening hybrid. The first fresh “Severenok F1” tomatoes can be harvested 90-96 days after planting the seeds for growing seedlings. The bush is of a determinate type, reaches a height of 65-75 centimeters. The leaves are medium sized, the usual shape for tomatoes, light green in color.

Shows the best yield results when forming a bush with 2-3 stems. In addition to shaping, tying the tomato bush to a support is required. The hybrid is characterized by resistance to tobacco mosaic virus and Fusarium wilt. It has a unique ability to form fruits when there is a lack of water and nutrition.

Country of origin: Russia. The shape of the fruit is flat-round with slightly pronounced ribbing near the stalk. Application: universal, adds a piquant sourness to salads, suitable for pickling whole fruits. The color is a well-defined dark red. The fruits are medium-sized, weighing 100-130 grams; when planting tomatoes in a greenhouse, up to 150 grams.

You can compare the weight of fruits with other varieties of tomatoes in the table below:

The average yield is 3.5-4.0 kilograms of tomatoes per bush. Good presentation, excellent safety during transportation.

You can see the yields of other varieties in the table below:

Read on our website: how to get a high yield of tomatoes in open ground?

How to grow delicious tomatoes in a greenhouse in winter? What are the subtleties of agricultural technology for early varieties?

Characteristics

Advantages:

• low bush;
• early harvest;
• disease resistance;
• high safety during transportation;
• the ability to form fruits with a lack of moisture;
• versatility of using tomatoes.

According to reviews received from gardeners who grew this hybrid, no significant shortcomings were identified.

Features of cultivation

The time for sowing seeds for seedlings is selected taking into account the ultra-early maturation of the hybrid. For central Russia, the best planting time would be the first ten days of April. During the period of 2-3 true leaves, seedlings are picked. Planting in shelters under film is possible in mid-May. Tomatoes are planted in open ground in early June.

Further care does not require much effort and boils down to loosening the soil in the holes, removing weeds, applying the necessary fertilizing, and watering with water after sunset.

Read useful articles about fertilizers for tomatoes:

• Organic, mineral, phosphorus, complex and ready-made fertilizers for seedlings and the TOP best.
• Yeast, iodine, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, ash, boric acid.
• What is foliar feeding and when picking, how to carry it out.

By choosing tomato Severenok F1 for planting, you will collect an early harvest of tomatoes of good taste and excellent preservation. Having planted once, gardeners include it in the list of constantly planted tomatoes.

And in the table below you will find links to articles about tomatoes of various ripening periods that may be useful to you:

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Information on the admission of Tomato Severok from the Register of the State Variety Commission of the Russian Federation

Application for admission No. 64120, registered 2014-04-16. The Tomato variety Severok is included in the register of those approved in 2022. Approved for use in regions: All regions.

The originator of the Tomato Severok variety is:

LLC `EURO-SEEDS` (121367, MOSCOW, VEREYSKAYA STREET, 17)

Severenok tomato

Ultra-early ripening hybrid. The first fresh “Severenok F1” tomatoes can be harvested 90-96 days after planting the seeds for growing seedlings. The bush is of a determinate type, reaches a height of 65-75 centimeters. The leaves are medium sized, the usual shape for tomatoes, light green in color.

Shows the best yield results when forming a bush with 2-3 stems. In addition to shaping, tying the tomato bush to a support is required. The hybrid is characterized by resistance to tobacco mosaic virus and Fusarium wilt. It has a unique ability to form fruits when there is a lack of water and nutrition.

Country of origin: Russia. The shape of the fruit is flat-round with slightly pronounced ribbing near the stalk. Application: universal, adds a piquant sourness to salads, suitable for pickling whole fruits. The color is a well-defined dark red. The fruits are medium-sized, weighing 100-130 grams; when planting tomatoes in a greenhouse, up to 150 grams.

You can compare the weight of fruits with other varieties of tomatoes in the table below:

The average yield is 3.5-4.0 kilograms of tomatoes per bush. Good presentation, excellent safety during transportation.

You can see the yields of other varieties in the table below:

Read on our website: how to get a high yield of tomatoes in open ground?

How to grow delicious tomatoes in a greenhouse in winter? What are the subtleties of agricultural technology for early varieties?

Characteristics

Advantages:

• low bush;
• early harvest;
• disease resistance;
• high safety during transportation;
• the ability to form fruits with a lack of moisture;
• versatility of using tomatoes.

According to reviews received from gardeners who grew this hybrid, no significant shortcomings were identified.

Features of cultivation

The time for sowing seeds for seedlings is selected taking into account the ultra-early maturation of the hybrid. For central Russia, the best planting time would be the first ten days of April. During the period of 2-3 true leaves, seedlings are picked. Planting in shelters under film is possible in mid-May. Tomatoes are planted in open ground in early June.

Further care does not require much effort and boils down to loosening the soil in the holes, removing weeds, applying the necessary fertilizing, and watering with water after sunset.

Read useful articles about fertilizers for tomatoes:

• Organic, mineral, phosphorus, complex and ready-made fertilizers for seedlings and the TOP best.
• Yeast, iodine, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, ash, boric acid.
• What is foliar feeding and when picking, how to carry it out.

By choosing tomato Severenok F1 for planting, you will collect an early harvest of tomatoes of good taste and excellent preservation. Having planted once, gardeners include it in the list of constantly planted tomatoes.

And in the table below you will find links to articles about tomatoes of various ripening periods that may be useful to you:

, please select a piece of text and press Ctrl+Enter.

Information on the admission of Tomato Severok from the Register of the State Variety Commission of the Russian Federation

Application for admission No. 64120, registered 2014-04-16. The Tomato variety Severok is included in the register of those approved in 2022. Approved for use in regions: All regions.

The originator of the Tomato Severok variety is:

LLC `EURO-SEEDS` (121367, MOSCOW, VEREYSKAYA STREET, 17)

Advantages and disadvantages of the Rapunzel tomato

Vegetable growers very soon came to appreciate the tomatoes of this variety, which have many excellent qualities. They have the following advantages:

• Excellent taste of fruits with fleshy and sugary pulp;
• Abundant harvest. From 1 m2 you can harvest up to 8 kg of tomatoes;
• Low susceptibility to diseases and pests.
• Excellent presentation of the fruit. They can be easily transported over long distances.

Something to remember! Seeds should not be left for sowing next year due to their hybrid appearance.

And also these vegetables cannot be stored for long periods of time. And the last thing I would like to note among the shortcomings is the tallness of the trunk. After all, with such a tall stem, it’s hard to even imagine how to grow such a plant at home.