Tomato Village F1: description of a productive hybrid, growing rules for obtaining a good harvest

History of the variety's creation

Hybrid Village F1 is presented by Agro, which is the originator of the variety and also distributes the seed material of this tomato. The Village tomato was created in 2022; breeders worked on its breeding for 3 years.

The variety is recommended for cultivation in open ground in the southern regions of Russia,

since it is thermophilic. In other regions, it is recommended to grow it in film greenhouses or greenhouses.

Photo of the hybrid Village F1

Landing

Plants are planted in the second half of May. At this time, the temperature reaches a limit of 20 degrees. Particular attention is paid to the landing site. Tomatoes of this variety prefer sunny areas. The distance between crops should be 50 cm. To grow a crop, the following recommendations must be followed:

• selection of seed material. It is recommended to purchase seeds from special centers;
• thorough soil preparation. To do this, the area is dug up several times and fertilized with organic matter.

Growing seedlings

Tomatoes of this variety are grown using seedlings. This requirement is directly related to its late maturation. Particular attention is paid to the container and soil substrate.

Tomato seedlings are grown in special rosettes made of thick paper. In the future, it is enough to separate one plant from the total mass and plant it together with a paper container in the ground. Thanks to this, it is possible to preserve the root system and shorten the rehabilitation period of the tomato in a new place.

Planting soil is prepared using a mixture of peat, sand and leaf humus. The ingredients are mixed in a one to one ratio. Pre-treatment of the components with antiseptic compounds will help prevent the proliferation of pathogenic infections inside the paper container.

The seed material is soaked in a solution of potassium permanganate for one day. After this, they are washed under running water. To prevent the development of fungal infections, use a solution of Fitosporin.

Before planting the seeds in the soil substrate, lightly moisten them with a spray bottle. Next, small grooves 1 cm deep are formed. The distance between the containers in paper cassettes is 4 cm.

After this, the plantings are watered with water at room temperature. Subsequently, they are placed on the south window and sprayed as the filler dries. After 7 days, the first shoots can be observed. The use of phytolamps will help prevent stem deformation. They allow you to normalize daylight hours.

Landing in the ground

Tomatoes are planted when the plant reaches a height of 30 cm. The tomato is first pinched. To do this, the bottom sheets are removed. As a result, it is possible to reduce the load on the vegetable course during its growth.

Before planting in the ground, plants are hardened off for two weeks. To do this, carry out regular ventilation in the room.

The planting area is first dug up and treated with antiseptics. After this, you can add humus and complex fertilizer formulations. The soil is thoroughly watered. 2-3 bushes are planted per square meter.

Main characteristics and description of the variety

The tomato hybrid Village belongs to the determinate type,

therefore, the growth of its shoots is limited - a racemose inflorescence is formed at the top of the central stem, limiting further upward development.

The height of the erect central shoot is up to 1.4-1.5 m, the bushes are powerful and strong, the shoots grow the same way, since they must withstand the weight of the ripening harvest. The stems are well leafy, the foliage is medium in size, typical tomato shape, dark emerald in color.

Tomato Village F1 requires mandatory formation of bushes and mandatory gartering of stems.

Usually, when growing a Village tomato hybrid, it is formed into 2-3 shoots. This variety needs a garter, since a large number of fruits ripen on the bush at the same time, under the weight of which even thick and powerful shoots can break.

The Village tomato is classified as a late-ripening variety - from the moment of germination of the seed material to the harvest of ripe fruits, 3-3.5 months pass

. This tomato is planted in open ground in the southern regions of Russia, and in colder regions it is better to plant Derevensky tomato seedlings in film greenhouses or a greenhouse, since the hybrid does not tolerate cool weather well.

Important!

The Village tomato variety is classified as beef tomatoes, which means large-fruited.

The first inflorescences are formed after the 6th true leaf, the next ones - every 2-3 leaves. The inflorescences are racemose, and more than 7 ovaries can form in each raceme.

Tomatoes of this variety are flat-round in shape; the weight of the Derevensky tomato fruit can range from 300 to 600 g

. But the first tomatoes, with good care, can weigh up to 1 kg. The color of ripe tomatoes is original, orange with a yellow tint; thin red stripes extend from the base across the entire surface of the fruit.

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Derevensky fruits are fleshy with an excellent taste - sweet with a slight sourness.

. And the aroma of ripe tomatoes contains fruity notes. The number of seed chambers in the fruit is no more than 5. The color of the ripe pulp is orange.

Fleshy, tasty tomatoes are used to make salads and make delicious tomato juice or paste. But they are not used entirely in preparations due to the large size of the fruits. Many housewives preserve tomatoes of this variety in pieces with onions.

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The fruits are quite dense with strong, smooth skin, so they tolerate transportation well at different distances, and can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks without losing their presentation and taste.

Transplanting seedlings and care

When removing seedlings from the boxes, do not forget to pinch the root system, preferably its tip. This will enable the plants to have a strong stem and the required number of shoots to produce fruit.

4 plants are planted per 1 m². The tomato needs enough space for further development of the root system. Make holes no more than 15 cm. Moisten the soil and plant seedlings in the holes. Lightly compact the soil around the stem.

At a distance of 5 cm from the stem, stick supports into the ground for subsequent garter. Rustic can often break due to the growth of the bush and the weight of the fruit.

Pour warm water over the soil around the stem. Feed the crop after 2 weeks with ammonium nitrate (35 g of fertilizer is applied to each bush). As the crop grows, tie up shoots that may break under the weight of the tomatoes.

Do not tie Rustic tomatoes with ropes; it is better to use scraps of fabric 5 cm wide and 25 cm long. The height of the supports is up to 1.2 m. Consider the depth to which you will place the support in the ground for its stability.

Tomato yield

This variety is characterized by high productivity - usually 40-45 large fruits are formed on each bush, as a result, at least 5.5-6.5 kg of ripe products are collected from each bush

. And on each square of area it is recommended to plant up to 4 bushes of Village tomatoes. Therefore, the yield of the variety per 1 m2 is considered high.

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But vegetable growers usually achieve such yields if they follow all the rules for caring for this hybrid.

Characteristics of Village Tomatoes

The Village tomato variety is high-yielding. Up to 45 large fruits are most often formed on one bush. About 6 kg of sweet tomatoes are harvested from the bush. If the fate is that when planting 1 sq. m when 3-4 bushes are planted, the yield is truly amazing. Such results can be achieved if you follow the rules of agricultural technology.

Attention! Please note that plants do not like excessive watering.

Village tomatoes are resistant to many crop diseases. But it is not always possible to avoid late blight and spotting, which can significantly reduce the yield and quality of fruits. That is why it is recommended to treat the soil with fungicides before planting and spray the bushes in the open ground or greenhouse with the following preparations:

• "Ridomil Gold";
• "Fitosporin";
• "Quadris".

You can get rid of moths, cicadas, and aphids using special insecticides.

Advantages and disadvantages

Each cultivated plant has its own advantages and disadvantages. But when creating new varieties, breeders try to give the plants the best qualities.

The advantages of the Village tomato variety:

1. Large-fruited, the ability to obtain a large number of fruits for the production of juices and tomato paste.
2. Stable yield.
3. Excellent taste.
4. The fruits are dense and do not crack or leak during transportation.
5. Good resistance to diseases and pests.

Unfortunately, the breeders were unable to completely avoid the shortcomings. The Derevensky tomato variety also has them:

1. Caring for plants is a little complicated, since, in addition to normal watering, it is necessary to take care of pinching and fertilizing.
2. High soil moisture leads to cracking of fruits.
3. It is not possible to can whole tomatoes.

Diseases and pests

The Derevensky tomato hybrid has good resistance to most diseases characteristic of other varieties of nightshade crops. However, resistance to late blight and spotting is below average. Therefore, experts recommend treating the soil with fungicidal preparations before planting the Derevensky hybrid.

Bushes should be treated with solutions of the following products:

• Ridomilom Gold;
• Fitosporin;
• Quadris.

Characteristics of the variety

The characteristics and description of the variety are as follows:

• Mid-season, high-yielding tomato.
• The bush is indeterminate; when grown, it requires the formation and removal of excess shoots.
• Brought out in Russia for planting mainly in closed ground.
• The plant reaches a height of 150 centimeters.

When forming a bush, the first stepson is formed in the axil of the 9th leaf, the subsequent ones - after 3 leaves. A plant with powerful branches and large fruits. The growing season is from 110 to 120 days. The harvest begins in June and ends in September.

The fruits are medium and large, weighing 150–180 grams; individual tomatoes weigh up to 400 grams.

Slavic masterpiece description:

• a medium-sized vegetable is smooth, round, slightly flattened;
• large fruits have weak ribbing;
• the color of unripe tomatoes is green with a dark spot near the stalk, ripe ones are red;
• the taste is bright, sweet with sourness;
• bred for fresh consumption.

Advantages of the variety

The main positive qualities of the Derevensky hybrid include:

1. ripe fruits are large and fleshy, perfect for making and preserving tomato juice, paste and sauces;
2. fruiting is stable;
3. high yield per 1 m2;
4. wonderful taste of ripe tomatoes;
5. the skin is dense and strong, so the harvested crop tolerates transportation well, the fruits are not prone to cracking, and do not leak during transportation;
6. resistance to a number of diseases is high.

Photo of a Village tomato in section

Among the disadvantages of the Derevensky variety, it should be noted:

1. this hybrid requires appropriate care - compliance with the irrigation regime, regular fertilizing, constant removal of stepsons;
2. you need to monitor the soil moisture; if it is high, the tomatoes will begin to crack;
3. Whole-fruit canning of fruits is impossible due to their large size.

Reviews

Petr Alekseevich:

“I have a plot of land in a small village. In hot weather (summer) I love digging in my garden. I like to grow various vegetable crops. This season I decided to try the Village tomato variety. I did not regret my choice, the seedlings grew well, but after replanting the tomatoes could not take root in the soil for a long time. They reached a height of up to 1.5 meters. The harvest was small, but the fruit itself was large and its pulp was very tasty. In general, the variety is excellent, but in the future I would like to get more harvests.”

Galina Fedotovna:

“I prefer that the tomato fruits are large. You can make delicious tomato juice from these. The village tomatoes were good both in size and taste. For such a tall variety, the plant produces an average harvest. I grew them in greenhouse conditions and did not water them often. Unfortunately, the tomato fruits showed small cracks.”

Agricultural technology for growing tomato Village

Usually this variety is grown by seedlings. In this case, it is possible to obtain a harvest earlier than the period indicated in the description of the hybrid.

Also, vegetable growers in regions with a short summer period are engaged in growing the Derevensky tomato through seedlings, so that the entire crop has time to ripen before the onset of cold weather.

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Planting seedlings

You can plant seed material in containers - low, but wide and long enough, or a couple of seeds at once in separate cups to avoid picking in the future. If planting containers are used for growing seedlings annually, they should be disinfected with a weak solution of potassium permanganate before planting.

Soil for planting Rustic tomatoes can be purchased at a specialized store for growing vegetable seedlings, or you can prepare it yourself. To do this, take an equal amount of garden soil, humus and compost, add wood ash, and mix everything thoroughly. To disinfect soil prepared at home, you need to spill it with a weak solution of potassium permanganate.

Important!

Since this tomato is a hybrid, it is useless to collect seed material from plants, since the grown plants will not have parental qualities. Therefore, for planting, you will have to purchase seeds annually from specialized stores.

Pre-sowing preparation of seeds purchased in a store is carried out by the manufacturer, so before planting the seed, it is enough to soak it for faster germination.

The prepared soil is laid out in containers, moistened and grooves 1.5 cm deep are made at a distance of 3.5 cm from each other.

It is advisable to place the seeds in furrows at a distance of 2.5 cm from each other. After planting, the containers are covered with polyethylene and placed in warm, bright rooms for germination.

Before seed germination, containers should be periodically ventilated and the soil should be moistened with a spray bottle.

After the emergence of seedlings, the polyethylene is removed, and the containers are transferred to a bright room with an air temperature of about 15-17 degrees Celsius for two days.

The soil in the containers must be constantly moist, otherwise the tomato roots will develop more slowly.

Picking tomato seedlings

Picking seedlings of this tomato is carried out only if it was planted in large containers. Tomato seedlings are ready for this procedure when at least 2 true leaves appear on them. In this case, weak seedlings are removed.

The seedlings are planted in separate containers; the composition of the soil in the cups should be the same as in the containers. When transplanting, seedlings should be buried down to the cotyledon leaves.

Transplantation to a permanent place

About a couple of weeks before transplanting the Derevensky tomato seedlings to a permanent place, you should begin to harden them. To do this, containers with seedlings are taken out into the fresh air - at first for a short time, but gradually increasing the time the plants stay outside.

It is necessary to transplant healthy seedlings into garden beds when the threat of return spring frosts has passed.

The beds for planting Derevensky tomatoes are prepared in advance: they are dug up, organic fertilizers and wood ash are added.

No more than 4 plants should be planted on each square of area. Immediately after planting, the seedlings should be watered.

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Growing rules

According to gardeners, no special agrotechnical standards are required when growing tomatoes of the Derevenskie variety, except for regulating watering and timely fertilizing. This is explained by the fact that each bush quickly selects nutrients from the soil.

Sowing seeds for seedlings

As a rule, Village tomatoes are grown through seedlings. This is due to the late ripening of fruits. The seedling method of cultivation is especially important for gardeners living in the agricultural zone.

Preparing containers and soil

For sowing, you can use containers or separate cups. If the containers are not used for the first time, they are first washed well and then doused with boiling water.

You can take garden soil, adding humus, compost, wood ash, or you can use ready-made store-bought soil. To avoid plants being damaged by blackleg or other fungal diseases, any soil is watered with boiling water with the addition of a few crystals of potassium permanganate.

Advice! It is advisable to prepare the soil for sowing tomatoes a week in advance so that beneficial microorganisms begin to develop in it.

Seed preparation

Seeds also need to be prepared:

1. They can be soaked in a 1% solution of potassium permanganate for 20 minutes. Then rinse in clean water.
2. Use Fitosporin for soaking according to the instructions.
3. The soaked seed is dried a little before sowing.

Sowing seeds and caring for seedlings

Before starting work:

1. The soil is slightly moistened with a spray bottle with water at room temperature, then furrows are made no more than 1-2 cm deep at a distance of 3-4 cm.
2. The seeds are placed at a distance of 3 cm so that at first the plants do not interfere with each other. After sowing, the containers are covered with glass or film and placed in a room with good lighting and a temperature of up to +23 degrees.
3. Before germination, you need to check the moisture content of the top layer of soil and, if necessary, spray it with a spray bottle so as not to wash out the seeds.
4. When the first hooks appear, the shelter is removed, the container is placed in a room with a temperature of 16-18 degrees for 1-2 days, but with good lighting. This will prevent the seedlings from being pulled out.

After watering, the soil surface should be loosened to a shallow depth (no more than 0.5 cm). During seedling growth, the soil should not be allowed to dry out to a depth of 1 cm, otherwise the root system will slow down its development, and, consequently, the plant will form unevenly.

Picking and hardening

If seedlings are grown in separate cups, then there is no need to pick them. As a rule, in this case, 2-3 seeds are planted in a container. When 2-3 true leaves appear on a tomato of the Derevensky variety, weak and underdeveloped plants are pulled out, leaving only the strong ones. After this, the surface is loosened and fresh soil is added to the cotyledon leaves.

When growing seedlings in common containers, each plant must be transplanted into separate cups. The soil is prepared in the same way as before sowing seeds, and it is not recommended to change the composition. Soil is poured into the glasses, a hole is made in the center and the plant is inserted into it. Planting depth – up to cotyledon leaves.

Attention! Before picking, water the container well so that when selecting seedlings the root system is not damaged.

Transplanting seedlings

The timing of planting in open or protected ground depends on the growing region. In any case, they are guided by weather conditions. It’s easier with a greenhouse, but Derevensky tomatoes are planted outside after the threat of a return of spring frosts has disappeared. Within 2 weeks, the seedlings are hardened off and the plants are taken out of the house.

Before planting, dig up the soil, add compost, humus and wood ash. The wells are filled with hot water and potassium permanganate.

For 1 sq. It is recommended to plant 3-4 tomato bushes of this variety. In this case, the plants will have enough space to develop. Immediately after planting, the plants are watered.

Tomato care

Further care for the Derevensky tomato variety is practically no different from the agricultural technology of the crop. Activities boil down to watering, fertilizing, loosening.

Watering

Tomato bushes of the Derevensky variety should be watered regularly, avoiding the soil from drying out, but a swampy state should not be allowed. Particular attention should be paid to watering during the period of filling and ripening of fruits. Excessive soil moisture can cause tomatoes to crack.

Warm, settled water is required for irrigation. You need to irrigate the bushes only at the roots, avoiding soaking the leaves and fruits, which can cause diseases. Watering must be accompanied by loosening.

Top dressing

You need to be careful when feeding the Derevensky variety. After 2 weeks, it is recommended to feed the plantings with saltpeter: per 1 sq. m - 80-100 g. Subsequently, organic fertilizers are applied: the tomato bushes are watered with an infusion of green grass, mullein, but before the tomatoes begin to be poured.

Important! Village tomato bushes need to be fed in moist soil.

Pinching and tying

Tall tomatoes of the Derevenskie variety require obligatory tying, not only of the stems, but also of the brushes, since the fruits can tear them off. Plants are grown in 2-3 stems, all other stepsons need to be pinched at a height of 1-2 cm.

Further care for the Village tomato

Caring for the Derevensky hybrid bushes is no different from caring for other varieties of tomatoes: maintaining the watering regime, loosening the soil and regular fertilizing.

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Important!

Watering is carried out as the soil dries, the main thing is to prevent stagnation of moisture in the soil. Excessive watering is especially dangerous during the ripening period of fruits - they can crack due to the high moisture content in the soil.

After each watering, it is recommended to loosen the tree trunk circles, while simultaneously removing weeds.

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1. Castellano F1 produces a yield of more than 25 kg per 1 m2 in greenhouses. Fruit weight - 325g. The taste is excellent. The growth of a determinate tomato is not limited. Fruiting is long.
2. Queen F1 is a mid-season hybrid with truly royal characteristics. Beef tomato is an early ripening plant that is resistant to disease. The fruits grow large, weighing 300 g and have a rich crimson color. The variety is suitable for growing in protected soil. Productivity - 25 kg per 1 m2 or more.

Feeding tomatoes

A couple of weeks after transplanting the seedlings to a permanent place, you should feed this vegetable crop with saltpeter. In this case, no more than 90-95 g of the drug should be applied to each square of area.

During the summer season, this hybrid is fed with organic matter - greenfinch solution, mullein. The last feeding is carried out before the end of fruit ripening.

Important!

All fertilizing for tomatoes is carried out after watering.

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Tips for growing the variety

Considering the characteristics of the seemingly capricious type of tomato, experts advise:

1. Observe growing technology, optimal humidity levels, and temperature conditions when growing in greenhouses in order to obtain a large number of tomatoes from each bush.
2. Use the seedling method of producing plants when planting in northern latitudes.
3. Increase the process of photosynthesis of plants by supplementary illumination with phytolamps.
4. Plant no more than 4 bushes per 1m2.
5. Feed the crop with organic matter at the initial stage of development, during flowering/fruit formation. Apply phosphorus and potassium, and in the late period nitrogen fertilizers.

The tall, rustic variety requires regular pinching and tying the stems to supports. If shrubs are grown in an old place, then at the initial stage they are fed with phosphorus. If in a new place, then the soil should be similar in quality or improved.

When to sow seedlings

Village tomatoes are sown in mid-March. The grains are placed on the grooves made, sprinkled with earth, and sprayed with a spray bottle. Maintain under glass at a temperature not lower than +23°. seeds for seedlings. The hatched sprouts dive. Towards mid-May, containers with seedlings are placed on the balcony and hardened off with a gradual decrease in temperature.

Attention! The soil in containers with seedlings should always be consistently moist.

How many days do the seeds take to germinate?

Village tomatoes sprout on days 5-7 if they have been pre-treated with a weak solution of potassium permanganate and treated against insects and diseases. Otherwise, the seeds simply may not sprout.

Attention! Hybrid seeds are not used as planting material, because does not retain varietal qualities.

When and at what distance to plant in the ground

The rustic tomato variety is tall, so the optimal planting pattern is 60x60 cm. The distance between bushes is 50-70 cm, between rows - up to 1 m.

Advice! On 1 m2 you should not place no more than 4 bushes of tall and rapidly growing plants.

Ripening period

The fruits of this variety ripen in 110 days or in the second half of July.

Watering

Water the seedlings as the soil dries, 1-2 times a week. Frequent watering is unacceptable and even dangerous, because... provoke stagnation of moisture in the soil, rotting of roots and preconditions for cracking of fruits during ripening. It is especially worthwhile to be careful with watering during the period of active formation of tomatoes.

Worth knowing! For this variety, drip watering (irrigation at the root) is preferable so as not to wet the leaves. As the fruits form, the water supply should be reduced.

Watering is carried out early in the morning or in the evening (when the sun's rays are least active). After each water supply, the tree trunks of tomato bushes are loosened and weeds are removed.

What and when to feed

The “Village” variety is demanding when it comes to fertilizing. During the transplantation period (2 weeks after planting), seedlings are fed with saltpeter (100 g per 1 m2 of soil) or phosphorus/calcium-based compounds for active growth. On which the subsequent harvest will depend.

During flowering, the tomatoes are fed with organic matter, herbal infusion (green grass), and mullein solution. During the fruiting period (before the end of fruit ripening), fertilizing is applied for the 3rd time. This can be mullein, bird droppings by soaking in settled water for 10 days.

Advice! It is recommended to feed tomatoes after watering.

Should I dive?

Seedlings planted in large containers need picking as soon as the first 2 true leaves appear. Sick seedlings are mercilessly removed.

It is required to form a bush in 2 branches. Then stepsoning begins, leaving 1-2 healthy stepsons. The bushes are tied up so that powerful and thick shoots do not break under the weight of a large number of fruits.

Diseases and pests

The rustic hybrid, like nightshade, is not resistant to many diseases and pests. Its resistance to spotting and late blight is rated as average. In this connection, it is recommended to treat the soil with fungicides (Ridomil Gold, Quadris, Fitosporin) immediately before planting tomatoes.

Greenhouse tomatoes are often attacked by spider mites, aphids, whiteflies, moths, and cicadas. To combat, at the initial stage of fruit set, insecticides or folk remedies (ash, garlic infusion, soap solution) are used.

Tomato Village F1: reviews from those who grew

Olga, 50 years old, Volgograd region: In my garden, I plant most of the beds with different varieties of tomatoes. I plant the Village hybrid specifically for further processing - I prepare tomato juice, lecho and tomato paste for the winter. The yield of this variety is high, so I have enough of these preparations for the whole winter.

Elena, 48 years old, Chelyabinsk region: In our region the climate is unpredictable, so I grow all vegetable crops only in greenhouses and greenhouses. I regularly plant at least one bed with a new variety of tomatoes. Last season I planted a new product - the Derevensky tomato hybrid. I liked the variety - the care is the same as for other varieties, you just need to carefully water it and fertilize it regularly (at least once every couple of weeks). The variety has a high yield - I collect up to 25 kg of ripe fruits from one square. My family members really like these tomatoes in salads, as well as in preparations - I prepare delicious lecho and sauces for the winter.

The Village tomato hybrid is one of the most productive late-ripening tomato varieties.

The harvested crop tolerates transportation well over any distance and can be used fresh for food. And also prepare tomato juice, paste or sauces.

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Tomato parameters

This variety ripens quite late. 125-140 days pass from the emergence of seeds. Tomatoes definitely require pinching and staking, as the vegetable is tall. The plants reach a height of about 1.5–2 meters. It is recommended to plant it so that 2-3 stems are formed. The trunk of the plant is strong, there is a lot of foliage on it.

Its shape resembles a steak. In the usual case, the weight of the fruit reaches 300-600 grams, but there are exceptions where the tomato fruit can reach up to 900 grams. The color is bright and expressive, attracting the eye. These are various shades of red, yellow and orange. The skin of the tomato is not hard, inside it is soft, tasty and there are few seeds.

These tomatoes love warmth, so gardeners advise growing them in the South, and if in the middle zone, they recommend planting tomatoes in a greenhouse. He tries to keep illnesses away and is resistant to infections. From one bush you can collect 5-6 kg.

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