The tomato was introduced to Russia only at the beginning of the 16th century. Until this time, Russians did not know the taste of tomatoes. For a long time, tomato was grown as an ornamental crop.
Tomato became widespread towards the end of the 18th century. Empress Catherine II loved the sweet taste of the tomato so much that she ordered it to be grown in the Russian Empire. The most suitable regions for growth were Crimea, Astrakhan and Georgia.
Today, the tomato has taken a confident second place in popularity among grown vegetables. A wide range of products are produced from tomatoes. Gardeners preserve and pickle them for the winter. Large well-known manufacturers make sauces and pastes.
Everyone wants to have a rich harvest of tasty and aromatic tomatoes, while putting in as little effort as possible. Tomato Favorite is a useful find for every gardener. The main distinguishing feature of the Favorit variety is its low ability to form lateral shoots. Stepchildren rarely form shoots, and they grow weakly. The variety is intended for cultivation in greenhouses or greenhouses. In southern regions with warm climates it can be grown in open ground.
Tomato Favorite
Description of tomatoes Favorit F1, reviews, photos
Mid-early (105-119 days from germination to the beginning of ripening), indeterminate, high-yielding tomato hybrid.
Recommended for growing in greenhouses. The bush is up to 1.5 meters high and requires tying to a support and pinching. Medium sized leaf, green. The inflorescence is simple. The first inflorescence is laid above the 7-8th leaf, subsequent ones every 3 leaves. The cluster is compact, containing 3-4 fruits. The best results were obtained when forming a plant with 1 or 2 stems.
Fruit characteristics
The fruits are round, slightly ribbed towards the stalk, red in color at maturity, weighing 120-170 grams (up to 350 g), with a good tomato taste for a hybrid. These tomatoes are used for fresh salads and processing into tomato products.
Planting pattern : 50 x 40 cm, planting density: 3 - 4 plants per 1 sq. m.
Caring for tomatoes in a greenhouse includes timely watering, weed removal, pinching, fertilizing with complex mineral fertilizer, as well as preventive treatments against diseases and pests.
The advantages of this tomato : uniform ripening of fruits in the cluster, weak formation of stepsons. The hybrid is resistant to tobacco mosaic virus, fusarium, and cladosporiosis. Tolerant to low light levels.
Tomato Favorite 6 F1 is included in the State Register in the 3rd light zone for garden plots, homesteads and small farms for cultivation in an extended rotation.
Originator : VNIIO, agrofirm Ilyinichna.
If you grew Favorit tomatoes, please write whether you liked them or not. What was the yield and taste of the fruits like under your climatic conditions? How do you rate the disease resistance of this tomato? If possible, attach a photo of the entire bush or individual ripe fruits that you grew.
Your feedback on the Favorit tomato, as well as additions to the description, will help many gardeners evaluate this hybrid objectively and decide whether it is worth planting or not.
Let's start with the yellow-orange pomo d'oro, the color "pommel de Peru"!
Honey Saved, Persimmon and Oxheart Orange and Gold. Golden heart
Honey saved
Filled with honey to the brim...
Typically, orange-colored tomatoes are considered more acidic than those with a “skin” of a different color. But these three have an excellent sweet taste! Especially Honey saved!
Bred by such a breeding luminary as V.N. Derenko, Honey Spas, registered in 2004 as a “variety for greenhouses and open ground,” quickly won its place in each region of Russia.
Growing freely in a greenhouse up to 2 m in height (in open ground - up to 170 cm), this nightshade forms on one cluster up to 6 large, round orange or deep yellow, rich berries covered with large green leaves. Berry weight up to 250 g.
Ripe pomo d'oro keeps well in the refrigerator until winter.
“I sowed the seeds in mid-March, since I don’t use lighting. The seedlings grew well and strong (spring brought us plenty of sunny days). I planted my tomatoes already in mid-May. I grow a lot of different ones in order to select the best ones for myself.
But the weather in the summer of 2014 was not on the side of gardeners; heavy torrential and prolonged rains were followed by heat. Many died, but Honey saved us, and the first babies on it had already matured by July 20, although it was declared as average, while the well-known Riddle gave nothing at all.
My Honey Spa fruited the longest and lasted until the last and survived the fight against late blight. The last tomatoes were picked clean and healthy, although not very ripe. Honey Spas showed its best side even in not very favorable conditions. Sow this variety and you won’t regret it!”
It even looks sweet!
The Persimmon tomato is not so tall - only 70-90 cm in open ground and 120-140 cm in a greenhouse. It needs a garter. This nightshade has good yields, but is susceptible to frequent diseases.
The shape of the Persimmon berry resembles a persimmon, weighing 350-400 g. Ripe Persimmon is very sweet and fleshy, but overripe ones begin to sour. Excellent for both salads and canning.
There is no exact definition for ripeness. Judging by the reviews, some believe that ripeness is in a bright, orange-yellow color, others argue that this color is a sign that the Persimmon is already overripe.
Red-red F-1, Siberian precocious, King of kings, Babushkino
Let's skip ahead to the classic hybrid.
Red-red F-1
Like a bright light in the garden
This is not just a red tomato, this is a pure scarlet tomato! And despite the fact that this “spark” still does not feel very comfortable among the established types of tomatoes, it is stable enough to recommend it for private greenhouses and plots - it is reproduced from the seeds that its berries contain without changes.
The berry size is average (at least 150 g, but not more than 500).
Number of scarlet balls up to 7 pcs., early ripening. The pulp is very juicy, classic tomato taste with a slight sourness, when broken it is sugary, loose, crystalline. The height of the stem does not exceed one and a half meters.
Babushkino
Everything for your beloved grandchildren!
But this is not a hybrid at all and, contrary to widespread rumors, the F-1 does not have any hybrids! Grandmother's Basket, Grandmother's Happiness, Grandmother's Kiss or Grandmother's Secret are separate varieties of “grandmothers”.
And Grandma’s Secret generally applies to pink tomatoes! True, this does not prevent Secret from growing sunny fruit weighing up to 700 g, but to be honest, the normal weight of the fruit is 350-400 g.
But let's return to the blush-red Babushkino. Their weight is 300-800 g. Outwardly, the skin of the flat-round, smooth, dense “granddaughters” may have a faint pinkish tint, but when scrapped you can see how bright red their flesh is. “Apple” can be stored for a long time, but its puree tastes simply excellent! Salads and marinades are also good. There are usually 12 of these red-cheeked “granddaughters” on the hand.
Grandmother's mid-early plant can be planted not only with seedlings, but also with seeds in open ground, because These sprouts tolerate low temperatures well and are resistant to common tomato diseases. So Babushkino tomatoes can be grown in any region of Russia!
Turns red right before our eyes...
This Peruvian fruit especially pleases the residents of the Urals and Siberia. It can be sold under different names: Siberian Tiger, Siberian Giant, Siberian Trump, Siberian Malachite, Siberian Bear and even Siberian Pirouette or Cossack. These are all varieties of an early, productive, low-growing variety of Siberian early ripening bunch tomato.
The name speaks for itself - a pleasant red color with yellow-green “streaks” or an orange-yellow tint, weighing 100-120 g, with a yield of up to 7 kg. from an open bush and up to 9 kg. in the greenhouse.
Excellent pure tomato taste, ideal for juices and salads. The downside is that it is completely devoid of keeping quality, and when you try to fill it with marinade, it bursts.
But it is absolutely resistant to brown spot and tobacco mottle virus (TMV). It is resistant to other nightshade diseases with a solid “4”.
King of Kings
A royal product - definitely!
This is another giant among tomate, the favorite “tomatl” of Ukraine and Moldova.
Bushes with medium foliage reach 1.80-2 m in height, so it is worth forming them into 2 stems and be sure to tie them up, otherwise round, dense, heavy tomatoes weighing 1 kg (and more!) will easily break the fragile support, and the entire harvest will be destroyed. 5-6 kg. from the bush will end up on the ground.
One can sing songs of praise about the taste qualities of the mid-late King, they are so good fresh, in salad delights, and in tomato pastes and juices. This is when the berry has already turned deep red, and while it is still yellow-green, it is readily used as an ingredient for interesting winter salads and as individual twists.
Nobleman or Budenovka?
How to distinguish and is there a difference?
And so - Nobleman.
Noble berries
The powerful stem grows up to 80 cm in height. Formed from 2 initial ones.
In order for the plant to become as fruitful as possible, only 1 stepson is left at the bottom under the very first flower cluster, the rest are pinched.
Somewhat similar to the Bull's heart - elongated, heart-shaped (sometimes adjacent to rounded, robust ones), weighing up to 500 g, fleshy, sugary at the break, excellent sweet, slightly sour taste of freshly squeezed juice. A whitish spot remains on the cut near the stalk.
Ideal for table consumption. Unfortunately, it cannot be stored for a long time.
Now - Budenovka.
The nobleman, having changed color, becomes... Budenovka!
A powerful bush grows up to 80 cm in height... And so on.
The description is one to one with the Nobleman. So why are they still separated by name? There is a difference - the color of the berry.
Velmozhi has red-burgundy fruits, while Budenovka has bright pink-scarlet fruits.
Both tomatoes have common related roots, hence their identity. The only difference is the color!
“I grew Budenovka for many years and was very pleased. This year I replaced her with Nobleman. It is more productive, it seems to me, although the varieties are very similar. The fruits grow by leaps and bounds, are very fleshy and sweet. The trouble is that they quickly lose their elasticity, but they don’t go into salads and are not processed – that’s just it!”
“This year I tried Velmozha. Didn't like it at all! The fruits quickly lose their elasticity, begin to leak, and become soft. Next year I will return to my beloved Budenovka!”
Tomato Favorite: characteristics and description of the variety
The tomato was introduced to Russia only at the beginning of the 16th century. Until this time, Russians did not know the taste of tomatoes. For a long time, tomato was grown as an ornamental crop.
Tomato became widespread towards the end of the 18th century. Empress Catherine II loved the sweet taste of the tomato so much that she ordered it to be grown in the Russian Empire. The most suitable regions for growth were Crimea, Astrakhan and Georgia.
Today, the tomato has taken a confident second place in popularity among grown vegetables. A wide range of products are produced from tomatoes. Gardeners preserve and pickle them for the winter. Large well-known manufacturers make sauces and pastes.
Everyone wants to have a rich harvest of tasty and aromatic tomatoes, while putting in as little effort as possible. Tomato Favorite is a useful find for every gardener. The main distinguishing feature of the Favorit variety is its low ability to form lateral shoots. Stepchildren rarely form shoots, and they grow weakly. The variety is intended for cultivation in greenhouses or greenhouses. In southern regions with warm climates it can be grown in open ground.
Tomato Favorite characteristics and description of the variety
Tomato Favorit F1 is a first generation hybrid.
It is worth noting! A description of the Favorite tomato is not complete without mentioning that it has good resistance to diseases such as fusarium, tobacco mosaic, and cladosporiosis.
The plant easily tolerates shade and lack of light. It is a variety of Cherry tomatoes. Their difference from ordinary tomatoes is that more than 6 fruits are formed on one brush. The description and characteristics of the Favorit and Cherry tomato varieties are basically the same.
The tomato variety Favorite F1 is interdeterminate and can reach 1.5 m in height. Fruit ovaries begin to form above the 7th leaf. Up to 6 fetuses can form on one cyst. That's why Favorite tomatoes are also called Cherry Favorite tomatoes.
About the rules for growing and caring for “Favorite”
There is an opinion that you can get a good number of fruits only by planting seedlings and watering them from time to time. In fact, in this case, you can get a stable harvest, but the fruits will lose quality content. Thus, a sweet taste is often obtained only by feeding with mineral and organic fertilizers. Therefore, caring for the crop must be careful.
In general, the rules for growing and caring for the Favorit hybrid are no different from the cultivation of other tomatoes, including Cherry tomatoes.
- Young seedlings should be planted after a stable warm temperature outside the window. In most Russian regions this is at the end of May or beginning of June. When planted in unfavorable conditions, the seedlings will be weak, sickly and will not develop quickly.
This is important: Pay due attention to soil characteristics. It is better to prefer light loamy soil. Tomatoes are planted on the south side, on a small hill. The lowland is unfavorable for growth due to the possible presence of stagnant water. It is not recommended to use soil where the acidity level is higher than normal.
- The area for cultivating seedlings must be changed annually. This is important for restoring the earth and saturating it with vital elements.
- For tomatoes, you should not make a choice in favor of the place where eggplants, bell peppers or potatoes were previously grown for reasons of feeding with the same set of substances and the possibility of tomato infection with late blight.
Tomato 'Favorit F1'
Latin name: solanum lycopersicum 'favorit f1'
Main genus: Tomato
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Cherry
Cherry is a group of varieties that are united by the small size of their fruits. The average weight of a ripe fruit is 20 g. Tomatoes have sweet pulp. They are great for canning, especially when it comes to assorted vegetables. Cherry tomatoes fit into containers of any size, which simplifies the process.
Cherry tomato bushes can be either short or tall. There are also medium-sized species. The fruits can be red, yellow or brown. They all ripen at the same time. During harvest, a whole bunch is cut from the bush.
Features of care
To preserve the taste, the fruits must ripen
Cherry tomatoes are grown in open ground and greenhouses. Seeds are not planted in open ground.
The plant is systematically pruned, leaving 1 or 2 stems. Regardless of the height of the bush, the stem and branches are tied to a vertical base. The fruits must ripen completely on the branch of the bush, otherwise their taste will deteriorate.
Tomato Favorite: characteristics and description of the variety, yield, reviews photos
Among the variety of tomato varieties, it can be very difficult to choose just one that would fully meet all the gardener’s requirements. Tomato Favorita F1 is one of those varieties of nightshade crops that are distinguished by good yield and high taste of ripe vegetables. Those gardeners who grew this hybrid were completely satisfied with it.
Description of the variety Favorite
The plant is included in the State Register as a variety intended for cultivation in open ground, greenhouses and film shelters. The Favorite tomato variety belongs to the first generation hybrids. First of all, the tomato is intended for growing in greenhouse conditions and closed greenhouses. In the southern and central regions, the crop can be cultivated in open areas.
The main feature of the plant that distinguishes Favorit from all other varieties is its low ability to form lateral shoots on the bushes. Manufacturers of planting material claim that more than half of the stepsons are not capable of forming lateral shoots. Or if shoots do form, they are very weak.
In order to improve productivity, it is advisable to form the bush into one main stem. The plant is classified as interdeterminate; an adult plant can reach up to 1.6 meters in height. The ovaries begin to form above the 7th leaf. Subsequent inflorescences are formed every three leaves. Tomato brushes are small and compact. Up to 6 fetuses can form in one cyst.
Favorit tomato varieties are mid-season. The duration from sowing to harvesting the first harvest is from 110 to 120 days. The first harvest can be harvested in mid-August.
The main advantage of this hybrid is its resistance to many diseases. These are fusarium, tobacco mosaic virus, and cladosporiosis. The plant tolerates slight darkening well.
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Characteristics of Favorit tomato fruits
The description of the variety will be incomplete without detailed characteristics of the tomato fruit. The main characteristic of the hybrid is large-fruited. The maximum weight of one ripe tomato can reach up to 350 grams. On average, the weight of vegetables is about 200 grams. Ripe fruits of a rich red hue. Unripe vegetables are dark green in color with a dark spot near the stalk. The skin is smooth, not ribbed, rather thin. There may be a small depression near the stalk. From one adult bush you can harvest from 5 to 7 kg of tomatoes. When planting 3-4 plants per 1 sq. m. yield can reach about 20 kg.
The main disadvantage of this hybrid is that vegetables do not retain their integrity well during transportation. They have a good presentation and are suitable for commercial trade.
The use of this variety of tomatoes in cooking is universal; vegetables can be eaten fresh or added to salads. They are also great for making tomato pastes, sauces, lecho and tomato juices. They are not suitable for whole salting because the skin is too thin.
Advantages and disadvantages of tomatoes
Reviews from gardeners and gardeners who cultivated crops in their summer cottages were generally satisfied with the results obtained. But, like any other hybrid, the Favorite tomato has not only advantages, but also a number of disadvantages.
Description of advantages:
- The fruits are quite large in size;
- Stable harvest throughout the entire fruiting period;
- Resistance to many “tomato” diseases;
- Seedlings can be planted in the shade;
- Universal use in cooking;
- Good appearance of tomatoes, suitable for sale;
- Pleasant taste of ripe tomatoes.
Description of disadvantages:
- Tomatoes are not stored for a long time and are not suitable for long-term transportation;
- Due to the very thin skin, the fruits cannot be preserved in their entirety;
- The bushes need to be tied to a support.
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Disease-resistant red cherry tomatoes - Favorita F1 tomato: full description of the variety
Favorite f1 – cherry tomato. It is suitable for harvesting by clusters and individual fruits. Tomatoes are like berries, glossy, round, bright, shiny. They are a pleasure to decorate dishes and treat children.
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Description and characteristics of the variety
The cherry hybrid Favorita was bred in the Netherlands and entered into the register in 2005. Recommended for greenhouses of the 3rd and 4th light zones. The fruits ripen at 114-118 days. The plants are tall and require pinching at the end of the season.
The leaves are dull and large. Inflorescences are intermediate. The first tomatoes are tied above the 9th leaf. Then brushes appear every three sheets. Characteristics and description of the fruits: they are spherical, red, with excellent taste. There are 2 seed chambers, average weight 14 g.
Advantages and disadvantages
- suitable for commercial purposes;
- resistant to greenhouse infections and pests;
- suitable for low-volume technology;
- grafting onto rootstocks is possible.
Minuses:
- It’s difficult to buy seeds, but you can’t collect them yourself;
- requires greenhouses;
- Need high-quality garter and shaping.
Productivity
During the tests, experts received almost 18 kg of fruit per square meter.
Features of cultivation and storage
Late-ripening tomatoes are planted in a greenhouse as seedlings. Scheme 4 pcs/sq. m.
The fruits are well stored, suitable for transportation, and can be grown for commercial purposes.
Planting and care
The seeds do not need to be processed - this is done by the manufacturer. They are sown in a common box, and then planted in separate peat-humus pots or tablets. They are planted in a greenhouse at the age of 60 days.
For gartering, it is better to use a synthetic cord: it does not retain moisture, which means the stems at the garter site will not rot. Every two weeks, fertilize with complex fertilizers, which must contain potassium. This element improves the taste of fruits and increases resistance to diseases.
Chernomor
Chernomor is an unusual variety. Ripe fruits are dark in color, which looks purple or burgundy from different angles. Tomatoes have an unusual appearance and taste.
The fruits ripen in 4 months. The height of the bush is 150 cm. Heavy fruits form on the branches, so the bush needs to be tied up, preferably in several places. It is not necessary to fix every centimeter, but the fruit clusters must be tied to a vertical support. The weight of a ripe tomato is 0.3 kg. The fruits after ripening are juicy, with a slight sourness.
Features of care
Light soils rich in nutrients are suitable for growing Chernomor. Tomatoes do not need a lot of watering. Plants are watered once a week. There is no need to rush into planting in open ground. Tomatoes of the Chernomor variety do not tolerate low temperatures well, so they are planted in warm soil (the first half of June).
The Chernomor hybrid is not resistant to diseases and pests - the vegetable crop should be treated.
We grow tomatoes in box beds
We often experiment with different methods of growing vegetables. It is important for us not only to develop a variety, but also to see how it will behave in real conditions available to gardeners from different regions of the country.
So, in addition to the greenhouse complex for testing various varieties and hybrids, we placed ordinary box beds on the test site, which are widely used in many summer cottages, keeping in mind that not everyone has the opportunity to build a high greenhouse.
During the tests, we really liked this method: it confirmed its high efficiency every year. We grow almost all crops in boxes, but I would like to pay special attention to tomatoes, as one of the most beloved and widespread vegetable crops in our country.
Location
If the site is located on a slope (and this very often happens), the direction of the ridge-boxes should be perpendicular to the direction of the slope so that the ridges are located in the form of terraces. The surface of each ridge must be strictly horizontal.
Preparation of beds
The easiest way is to use wooden boards. They are easy to make, it is easier to install shelters on them, they look neat, and they separate the beds well from the row spacing.
The ideal size of the bed, which has developed over several years of testing, is 120 x 600 cm. Such a bed is easy to “maintain” and is universal for different crops.
In addition, weeds simply do not take root in narrow ridges, and it is quite easy to remove them from row spacing with an ordinary hoe or flat cutter.
Row spacing
They never dig up. This is one of the main pleasant features of the method, which frees up time and saves energy. It’s easy to walk along wide passages with a wheelbarrow and buckets, or move a watering hose. The uncultivated area provides additional space for the development of the root system.
The soil
Before installing the boxes, the area is dug up and its surface is leveled. Features of soil cultivation require separate explanation; you can study this issue in more detail on the website www.SeDeK.ru.
Let us explain briefly: compost, peat and river sand are added to the fertile soil of the garden, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are applied. If necessary, add deoxidizing materials, for example, dolomite flour.
Installation of arches
Flexible hazel branches and ordinary slats can be used as arches. We use iron arches made of thick rolled wire, as well as reinforcement. It is very convenient to attach a non-woven covering material (for example, lutrasil) to these arches.
And it is necessary at all stages: in the spring, when it is necessary to let the soil warm up and retain moisture; in summer, when it is necessary to protect plants from adverse weather conditions.
In the conditions of the middle zone in the second half of summer, covering plants with non-woven material is simply necessary to avoid their damage by late blight. The non-woven fabric is fixed on two wooden strips, fixed along the boxes at the tops of the arcs.
Lutrasil secured in this way can be easily raised and lowered, depending on weather conditions. Additional slats, fixed in the upper part of the arches along the box, allow you to conveniently tie up plants.
Caring for bed-boxes
At the end of autumn, it is necessary to push the soil away from the walls of the bed towards the center so that the box does not become deformed in frosts. You can leave the same boxes for the next season, treating them with a preparation that prevents the material from rotting. They will look like new. At your request, you can paint or even paint them if the design of your site requires it.
What varieties of tomatoes are best used for growing in box beds?
Sowing tomato seeds for seedlings for subsequent planting in ridge-boxes should be carried out in the traditional time frame for this crop - in the second decade of March. And you can plant plants in boxes as early as the second half of May.
Plants are planted in ridges in 2 rows at a distance of 30-60 cm from each other.
The distance depends not only on the compactness of the plant, but also on your capabilities: if you cannot appear on the site often in order to plant the plants in time, then you should leave more space between them. The distance between rows is 80 cm.
Such row spacing is necessary for loosening the soil and hilling plants. The space between the ridges will make watering easier. Hilling must be done once so as not to injure the root system later.
Tomatoes must be early ripening, resistant to temperature changes and only determinate (i.e. limited in growth). They are easy to tie to arches, the plants do not block sunlight from each other, and the space between them is well ventilated. Among the standard varieties, “Flash”
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“Betalux”
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“Summer resident SeDeK”
,
“Pink leader”
.
Ultra-early ripening variety “Flash”
gives a harvest within 95 days after germination. Due to the shortened internodes, a low bush is literally covered with tasty fruits weighing 80-120 g. The plant is quite compact, which allows you to thicken the plantings and increase the yield per square meter.
In such a bed there will be no place not only for diseases, but also for weeds.
Early ripening variety “Dachnik SeDeK”
It is distinguished by a thick, powerful stem that reliably holds the weight of the fruit. This variety, due to its high resistance to various stresses, adverse weather conditions and high fruit set in cool weather, is very popular in all regions of Russia.
Bush varieties such as "Amurskaya Zarya"
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“Gardener’s Dream”
,
“Irina SeDeK”
,
“Golden”
, unlike the standard ones, produce a more powerful plant.
The Amurskaya Zarya variety has pink fruits (they are considered especially tasty and sweet) and quite large. And this is with a plant height of only 60-65 cm! They are ideal for early, country, most aromatic salads.
The “Golden” variety with lemon-yellow skin and pulp is rich in beta-carotene.
NEPAS series are very interesting
. Their names speak for themselves: NEPAS – means UNFORTUNATE. But don't delude yourself.
Of course, they produce stepsons, but the plant does not grow too widely, as is the case with bush varieties. You can still shoot the plants if you want larger fruits.
Without pinching, you will not only increase the time of fruit ripening, but also increase their number on the bush.
In the series "NEPAS"
14 varieties, each of which has its own distinctive feature.
For salads and fresh consumption, choose Nepas
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“Nepas 2”
(Crimson),
“Nepas 3”
(Pink),
“Nepas 7”
(Giant.
Fruit weight is 150-200 g, and this is an excellent result for a standard plant and open ground), “Nepas 12”
(Large. Fruit weight 100-150 g),
“Nepas 14”
(Sugar. The name is quite clear: this variety produces very tasty, “sugar” fruits).
Dense fruits with a high dry matter content of the following varieties are suitable for preparations: “Nepas 4”
(Orange heart-shaped.
It has a fancy, very decorative shape of the fruit), "Nepas 6"
(Red with a spout),
“Nepas 5”
(Orange with a spout),
“Nepas 8”
(Carrot.
It has an elongated shape, hence the name), “Nepas 9”
(Elongated),
“Nepas 10”
(Striped. Has very decorative round red fruits with yellow stripes),
“Nepas 13”
(Plum-shaped).
Among them are cherry tomatoes - “Nepas 11”
(Room). Its name was not given by chance - the plant, 25-35 cm high, is very convenient to grow in a pot on a windowsill, balcony or loggia.
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