Tomato Hypil 108 f1 characteristics and description of the variety yield reviews photos

Tomato Hypil 108 F1 is one of the famous Dutch hybrids, distinguished by hard and shelf-stable fruits that can be transported over any distance. Like all hybrids, it is not afraid of major diseases and bears fruit abundantly.

Growing rules

Gardeners are often afraid to try new, especially hybrid varieties, such as the Hypil 108 f1 tomato, the description of which is placed by the seed manufacturer on the packaging with the seed.

Tomato is one of the most popular crops due to its valuable nutritional and dietary properties. Tomatoes are rich in vitamins and are very useful both for various diseases and for the prevention of diseases. There are many varieties of tomatoes today, and each of them has its own pros and cons.

Growing the Hypil 108 f1 tomato variety is not at all difficult. If you follow the instructions and rules, you can get a good harvest as a result.

The height of the bush is approximately 70 cm. The roots are quite strong and powerful. From the moment of the first shoots to harvest, about 4 months pass. From 3 to 5 fruits are formed in the clusters.

Tomatoes have an elongated pear-shaped shape. Their size is not very large: about 100 g. The fruit itself has a pronounced red color. The tomato is quite dense and thanks to this it tolerates transportation well. The fruits can lie for quite a long time, while maintaining their presentation.

Most often, Hypil tomatoes are grown using the seedling method, but some gardeners also practice the seedless method. It should be taken into account that this hybrid is heat-loving, so it will not take root in every region.

The plant definitely needs pinching. Although seeds can germinate at temperatures of 10... 15°C, the ideal degrees for crop development are 20... 25°C.

Picking of seedlings is carried out when two leaves appear. Seedlings require good lighting. The soil must contain phosphorus, which is needed by the roots.

The plant is planted in the ground approximately 1.5 months after sowing the seeds. Per 1 m² - no more than 7 seedlings. The best option is 2-3 sprouts. It is recommended to fertilize the soil with minerals before planting seedlings.

The ideal conditions for the Hypil tomato variety are high soil humidity and low air humidity. Watering should be done with warm water. If at the same time it is drip, the yield will increase.

Gardeners often choose the Hypil variety because it is resistant to diseases. But still, before purchasing, it is recommended to study all the pros and cons of tomatoes.

Although this tomato loves moist soil, it can easily tolerate drought. But at the same time, the hybrid does not tolerate sudden temperature changes. In such conditions, yields can quickly drop and the taste of the fruits will lose its richness.

The Hypil tomato grows well after cucumbers, onions or legumes. You can plant seedlings in the ground only if you are absolutely sure that there will be no more frosts. Indeed, when it gets colder, this variety of tomatoes can lose all its flowers and ovaries. Temperature 1... 2°C is critical for it.

After planting, the plants must be covered with agrofibre. Tomatoes are most often covered with film only at night. If during the day the temperature does not rise above 15°C, there is no need to remove it.

Some summer residents do not practice general shelter, but create a unique microclimate for each plant individually, covering it with a bottle or bucket. If there are concerns that there will still be frosts, the plants can be earthed up and the seedlings can be dug up after the cold weather.

No matter how unpretentious the Hypil tomato variety is, tomatoes still need care. It is recommended to water at the root.

You can determine the condition of the tomatoes and whether they need watering by the appearance of the leaves. If they darken, it means the plant is hot and needs more watering.

It is good to loosen after watering. The first loosening should be the deepest, approximately 10 cm deep. This will help strengthen the roots. When working, you need to be careful not to damage the root system.

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The developments of Dutch breeders are in demand among many farmers. A worthy representative of the group of high-yielding tomatoes is Hypil 108. Its unpretentiousness and abundant ovary attract not only gardeners, but also companies working with large volumes. After reading the detailed description and tips, even a novice gardener can grow a tomato.

The result of the work of Dutch breeders. Hypil 108 has all the qualities necessary to be included in a gardener's special list: the bushes bear fruit abundantly, do not require too much attention and actively resist disease.

• the root system is well developed, the stems are strong;
• leaves are slightly elongated, light in color, medium density;
• ovary carpal, 3-5 tomatoes each;
• the hybrid has limited growth, up to 80 cm.

1. Presentation: bright color, smooth glossy skin. There is a lot of pulp of medium viscous density per cut.
2. The strong fruits tolerate transportation well and are stored for a long time when picked green.
3. Resistant to diseases (nematode, fusarium, spot, Alternaria cancer).
4. The tomato tolerates drought and is suitable for hot climates.
5. Can be harvested mechanically, suitable for industrial cultivation.

1. The need for tying.
2. Tomato does not tolerate sudden temperature changes.
3. Reacts to lack of light by reducing growth rate and sparse ovary.

• Tomato Hypil 108 is easy to salt and fits whole into jars. Not suitable for juice and soups, too dry, but can be dried. It is not afraid of heat, but it is important to regularly ventilate and moisten the greenhouse (Elena, Latvia).
• It is not difficult to grow, care is simplified by the small size of the bush. It is better to plant in a greenhouse; there is a risk of rot in the garden bed. It is convenient to collect fruits immediately in clusters (Alexander, Tambov).

To ensure maximum yield, Hypil 108 tomato is planted in greenhouses after the obligatory seedling stage. In a stable warm climate, growing outside shelters is allowed.

1. The plant prefers moist soil and fairly dry air. This balance can be achieved through regular watering and ventilation if the bushes are in a greenhouse. In order for the ovary to be abundant, drip irrigation is recommended.
2. Drought is not as bad as shade. It is better to place the beds in the most illuminated areas of the garden. Seedlings must be illuminated.
3. The hybrid does not tolerate cold. Gardeners practice covering with agrofibre. To ensure comfort for seedlings, you can use individual shelters, for example, boxes. Tomatoes should be planted only after frost; if the plants become too cold, the ovary will be sparse and the tomatoes will be tasteless.
4. Soil matters. It is recommended to plan plantings so that the tomato “inherits” the soil after legumes, cucumbers or onions.

Tomato Hypil 108 is immune to diseases, blooms profusely and shows absolute ripening. Recommended for preparation and fresh consumption.

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The seedling method is mainly used. But there is the possibility of growing without seedlings. The weather conditions of the growing region must be taken into account. Tomato Hypil F1 is thermophilic. When choosing a place for planting, you need to give preference to areas that are well-lit by the sun and protected from the wind.

A garter to the support is required. Step-sonning at will.

After the appearance of 2 full leaves, you need to dive. Seedlings are demanding for consecration. During the initial period of development, plant roots do not absorb phosphorus well. Therefore, when planting, it is recommended to add it to the soil.

The plant, which has reached 36-45 days, is planted in open ground. To get a good harvest, you should plant from 2 to 7 plants per 1m2. It is best to use a 40 to 50 scheme. The soil must contain organic matter.

Tomato variety Hypil 108 F1 thrives in high soil moisture and low air humidity. Drip irrigation is recommended; it helps increase productivity.

Description of the plant

The result of the work of Dutch breeders. Hypil 108 has all the qualities necessary to be included in a gardener's special list: the bushes bear fruit abundantly, do not require too much attention and actively resist disease.

Attention! The tomato is universally used, but the manufacturer recommends using it for preparations.

General characteristics:

• the root system is well developed, the stems are strong;
• leaves are slightly elongated, light in color, medium density;
• ovary carpal, 3-5 tomatoes each;
• the hybrid has limited growth, up to 80 cm.

Tomatoes 'Red Banana' and 'Orange Banana'

Both varieties are resistant to tomato diseases; they can and should be grown in open ground and in temporary film shelters. In addition, in this family of long-fruited tomatoes there are other “banana brothers” - 'Yellow Banana' and 'Pink Banana'.

Tomato 'Red Banana': determinate, compact, up to 0.7 m high. Ultra-early ripening (90 days). Red fruits up to 12 cm long, weighing 70-80 g; Suitable for fresh consumption and whole canning. Harvest: up to 3 kg of fruits are harvested from one bush.

Seedling

Before sowing, the seeds should be constantly disinfected in a manganese solution for 10 - 15 minutes. Regardless, you can soak the seeds in warm water or aloe juice for 10 to 12 hours. The ass should be sown in loose soil with fertilizers specifically for vegetable crops

During seed pecking, it is important that the room temperature is between 23 and 25 degrees. After germination, the temperature must be lowered, and on average it should be from 20 for a long time

Ant. from 22 degrees. Thus, seedlings should be gradually prepared for planting in the ground.

When transferring the plant to gesso, it should be taken into account that the night temperature should not fall below 14 degrees. Therefore, you need to remember the characteristics of the region and, depending on the temperature conditions, plant tomatoes either in open ground or in a greenhouse.

Description and characteristics of the species

To understand what a particular variety of tomato is, you should carefully study its detailed description. This knowledge will help you decide whether it is worth planting tomatoes on your plot at all. He is called an improved Kaspar.

• Bush: determinate.
• Height: 50-70 cm.
• Root system: powerful, taproot.
• Ripening time: 120-126 days from germination.
• Number of tomatoes in a brush: from 3 to 5.

• Shape: pear-shaped or plum-shaped.
• Weight: 100-120 gr.
• Color: red.
• Density: high.
• Pulp: medium-viscous.
• Chambers: 2-3, few seeds.
• Transportability: good.
• Presentation: excellent.
• Shelf life: long time.

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What do bushes and fruits look like?

The botanical description of the variety is mid-early, since after planting the seedlings in the ground, 100–105 days pass before the tomatoes are harvested.
The characteristics of the bushes are indeterminate, that is, their stems can grow unlimitedly after setting tomatoes, so they need to be tied up and pinched, and also standard. The tomato contains 5 - 6% dry matter, the fruit itself is fleshy, has medium density, very sweet, and does not crack.

The beneficial properties of the fruits are that they contain vitamins B1, B6, C (strengthens the immune system), since they contain more sugar than red vegetables, they can be eaten even by those who have diseases of the stomach and intestines.

The tomato has fruits of a bright crimson color, in most cases large. They have an even shape of an almost perfect circle, the outside surface is characterized by slight ribbing. The weight of the fruit is surprising in its size and reaches an average of 500 grams, but there are also larger fruits. The fleshy pulp has a good taste, and the tomato has almost no seeds.

Ribbed tomatoes

This conditional group includes varieties and hybrids, united by a common feature of fruit shape - ribbing. Among them there are both tomatoes with fleshy juicy pulp and hollow ones. I have a funny memory associated with the latter.

Back at the end of the last century, when I first grew hollow tomatoes at the dacha, I was very upset by the result: I expected to get juicy, fleshy fruits, but my hopes were not justified, and all my work was in vain... That’s what I thought then, because I didn’t know them true purpose. Later, I came to appreciate staffer tomatoes, and I am happy to grow them at my dacha, since everyone in our family really loves stuffed tomatoes.

Hypil 108 – variety of Tomato plant

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Properties of the Hypil 108 variety:

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Information on the admission of Tomato Hypil 108 from the Register of the State Variety Commission of the Russian Federation

Application for admission No. 44210, registered 2005-12-13. The Tomato variety Hypil 108 was included in the register of those approved in 2007. Approved for use in regions: All regions.

The originator of the Tomato Hypil 108 variety is:

• MONSANTO HOLLAND BV (LEEUWENHOEKWEG 52, 2661 CZ BERGSCHENHOEK, THE NETHERLANDS)

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Pros and cons of the tomato variety

Characteristics of a species include the disclosure of positive and negative aspects. On this basis, the final choice of the summer resident is made in favor of one variety or another.

• Disease resistance.
• Versatility in use.
• Drought resistance.
• Suitable for mechanized cleaning.
• Long shelf life and good transportability.

• Intolerance to temperature changes.
• Lack of light slows down growth and fruiting.

Additional information and recommendations

The height of the bush for tomatoes of Dutch selection does not exceed 0.2 m. This is largely compensated by the width of the plant, sometimes reaching 50 cm. This arrangement increases the efficiency of using small vegetable gardens. The large section of the leaf and its mechanical strength make a violation of the integrity of the fruit, stem and root system a minimally probable event. Such characteristics of the crop make it possible not to worry about the safety of unripe fruits.

The variety stands out even by the appearance of its stems, which are painted in light shades of green. The variety "Valentina" will be closest. It should be remembered that “Benito” still has the characteristic problem of any hybrids: with its help it is impossible to obtain seeds for independent propagation. Unripe fruits can be picked when they reach a height of 130-150 mm.

It is recommended to protect tomatoes of this variety from the appearance of stolbur and blossom end rot.

Watering one bush is done with 2 liters of water strictly in the evenings. After each watering, the soil is loosened and at the same time checked to see if weeds have appeared. Such checks are repeated until the final ripening of the crop. For complete planting, the soil must warm up to 20 degrees to a depth of 1.5 cm. In greenhouse conditions, the tomato is not too picky, but it will have to withstand air heating from 20 to 25 degrees, and the soil should not be colder than +20. Whether the plant is watered at any point or not has no effect.

The interval from planting to ripening is 85-110 days; it is impossible to predict more accurately, because it depends on the weather. With effort and a certain amount of luck, it is possible to harvest a couple of harvests per season. The roots are quite strong and, with normal dry soil, can easily withstand cooling of the earth to 10-15 degrees Celsius. Fruits reach ripeness most quickly when planting seedlings aged 20 to 30 days.

Opinions of summer residents who grew the hybrid

Reviews of the Hypil 108 F1 tomato will help novice gardeners decide whether to purchase seeds for planting.

• Nina. I planted tomatoes, tied them up and took stepson. But all the fruits became infected with some kind of disease. I got angry at them, but accidentally discovered an untied and untied bush. Which was simply dotted with fruits, smooth and beautiful. Next year I decided to try to plant again.
• Alyona. I liked the taste of tomatoes, fresh and canned.
• Pioneer. It admits that it only works with proven tomato varieties. After one very dry summer confirmed the high productivity qualities of the Hypil tomato, there is no substitute for this variety. I liked everything very much.
• Svetlana. They were grown both in a greenhouse and in open ground. Plants planted outside were severely affected by blossom end rot. And those that grew in the greenhouse pleased us with their taste and abundant harvest. There were a lot of tomatoes.
• Natalia. I was one of the first to try to grow this hybrid, but I didn’t find anything special about them. But due to the high yield, he plans to grow them again, only for canning.

Many summer residents do not trust hybrid varieties, considering them harmful and undesirable for growing on their own plot. But upon detailed study, we can conclude that they very often help out. Abundant harvests, even and strong fruits, friendly shoots - this is not the entire list of advantages of F1 type varieties.

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Advantages and disadvantages, reviews from gardeners

Advantages:

1. Presentation: bright color, smooth glossy skin. There is a lot of pulp of medium viscous density per cut.
2. The strong fruits tolerate transportation well and are stored for a long time when picked green.
3. Resistant to diseases (nematode, fusarium, spot, Alternaria cancer).
4. The tomato tolerates drought and is suitable for hot climates.
5. Can be harvested mechanically, suitable for industrial cultivation.

Flaws:

1. The need for tying.
2. Tomato does not tolerate sudden temperature changes.
3. Reacts to lack of light by reducing growth rate and sparse ovary.

Reviews:

• Tomato Hypil 108 is easy to salt and fits whole into jars. Not suitable for juice and soups, too dry, but can be dried. It is not afraid of heat, but it is important to regularly ventilate and moisten the greenhouse (Elena, Latvia).
• It is not difficult to grow, care is simplified by the small size of the bush. It is better to plant in a greenhouse; there is a risk of rot in the garden bed. It is convenient to collect fruits immediately in clusters (Alexander, Tambov).

Main characteristics of “Honey Candy”

A Honey Candy tomato will weigh much more when fully ripe than when you pick it. Sometimes you may encounter bushes that, instead of growing elongated fruits, grow round ones. This is all due to the fact that the species is hybrid, and sometimes such “anomalies” can appear. This does not mean that they are inferior in their characteristics.

When tomatoes are picked for the first time, they can weigh more than 100 grams, but with subsequent harvests, one fruit will weigh up to 95 grams. The total number of chambers is 2 -3, and the total percentage of dry substances is no more than 5%. In addition, after harvesting, all fruits are stored very well. They can be transported from place to place and, of course, stored at home. You can make anything from this variety: tomato, juice and dressing.

Also, absolutely all fruits of this variety have good, or rather excellent, taste, and are excellent for eating fresh and adding to salads. And thanks to their relatively small size, they are great for preservation; there are no problems with them.

Northern tomatoes

This year our summer was rainy and cold. But for tomatoes to grow around the clock, the night temperature must not be lower than +18°C (which happens very rarely!). That is why southern varieties of tomatoes cannot be grown in our region. We need very early, high-yielding and unpretentious varieties with a friendly yield. These are the tomatoes I grow on my plot. In fact, only such varieties become a lucky find for those gardeners who want to receive ripe tomato fruits as early as July. I will describe the most promising tomato varieties that I tested on my plot. These varieties can be grown both in open ground and under film. If you grow them in a small greenhouse under a film cover, you can get an earlier harvest. The Low-growing super-early variety is a tomato with an extremely early ripening period (the fruits ripen from July), with a friendly yield, and does not ripen. The plant is short, no more than 50-60 cm high. Mature fruits are red, weighing up to 100 g. The photo shows tomatoes of this variety grown in a film greenhouse. Variety Low-growing early-1. The plant is 70-80 cm high, does not spread. The fruits are red, weighing up to 100 g, yield up to 5 kg per bush. Another very early variety is Dana. This is also a low (up to 1 m) plant and does not climb. Tomatoes ripen well both under film and in open ground. The fruits weigh up to 100 g, are very tasty, suitable for both processing and fresh consumption. Low-growing large-fruited is one of the large-fruited varieties that grows in my garden. The plant is about 1 m high and does not spread. The fruits are red, weighing up to 500 g. As is known, a high yield of any vegetables can be obtained only from high-quality seeds and by maintaining competent agricultural technology during the entire growing season of the plants. Therefore, I want to share the secrets of my many years of experience. First of all, I came to the conclusion: in order to have full-fledged tomato seedlings, you need to sow twice as many seeds as you need. You will not put all the seedlings in a row into separate cups, but only well-developed plants. Only such seedlings can produce high yields in the future. Crop rotation must be observed on the site. Tomatoes cannot be grown in one place for more than three years in a row, otherwise the plants will get sick due to infection accumulated in the soil. Our soils are poor in nutrients. To obtain high yields, it is necessary to apply organic and mineral fertilizers. Every spring, when digging up a plot for tomatoes, it is advisable to add 1 square meter. m 10-15 kg of humus (rotted horse or cow manure) and a liter jar of ash obtained from deciduous trees. When planting tomatoes directly into the hole, also add a matchbox of sifted ash, having previously mixed it with the soil. Over the summer, I do three root fertilizing with “Sudarushka”, three foliar fertilizing with “Ideal” and foliar fertilizing with boron-magnesium microelements. The varieties I grow are quite resistant to late blight, but still, at the first signs of the disease, it is necessary to immediately spray the plants. I prefer to treat tomatoes in a film greenhouse and in open ground three times a season with Hom or Oksikhom. Plants should be treated against late blight only in dry weather. It is advisable that there should be no rain for at least a day so that the drug can “fix” itself. Spraying requires a fine spray. All leaves, fruits and ovaries must be covered with a protective film, otherwise there is no guarantee that late blight will not develop. If you use a broom instead of a sprayer, there will be no excellent effect. Now a few words about the greenhouse where you are going to grow tomatoes. It must be constantly ventilated. During flowering of tomatoes, the temperature should not exceed +26 ° C, since at higher temperatures the pollen of the plants becomes sterile, therefore, pollination will not occur. But if all pollination is poor, the plants need to be treated with the Ovary preparation.

I hope that if you apply my technology on your plots when growing the named varieties of tomatoes, you will definitely have a harvest and get well-ripened, as they say, “standing” tomatoes. If you want to have your own seeds, then grow all varieties separately from each other, this is the only way to maintain purity.

Description of the Honey Candy tomato

Each gardener has their own special varieties of tomatoes that they have already tested over the years. The main features that a good tomato should have are a high percentage of yield, a good immune system and a root system. The Honey Candy tomato, which resembles cherry tomatoes, fits exactly this description.

Description of the Honey Candy tomato

Description of the variety

This is a hybrid variety that was bred in Russia and quickly gained popularity among many gardeners. Honey Candy tomatoes are classified as hybrid plants that ripen within 101-110 days. These tomatoes are often called heavenly love.

In fact, such a bush does not grow large, usually its height reaches no more than 110 cm, the lowest plant can grow no more than 85 cm. They can be grown both in greenhouse conditions and in open ground.

And, of course, excellent resistance to various diseases and pests that live in and above the ground. Tomatoes have good yield: if you maintain them correctly, you can get at least 8 kg, maximum 10 kg from one bush.

Main characteristics of “Honey Candy”

A Honey Candy tomato will weigh much more when fully ripe than when you pick it. Sometimes you may encounter bushes that, instead of growing elongated fruits, grow round ones. This is all due to the fact that the species is hybrid, and sometimes such “anomalies” can appear. This does not mean that they are inferior in their characteristics.

When tomatoes are picked for the first time, they can weigh more than 100 grams, but with subsequent harvests, one fruit will weigh up to 95 grams. The total number of chambers is 2 -3, and the total percentage of dry substances is no more than 5%. In addition, after harvesting, all fruits are stored very well. They can be transported from place to place and, of course, stored at home. You can make anything from this variety: tomato, juice and dressing.

Also, absolutely all fruits of this variety have good, or rather excellent, taste, and are excellent for eating fresh and adding to salads. And thanks to their relatively small size, they are great for preservation; there are no problems with them.

Description of the fruit

Tomato fruits are large, round and slightly oblong. On average, one fruit weighs 110 grams; a record was recorded that one tomato weighed as much as 250 grams. A distinctive feature of this variety is that when the fruits are fully ripe, they become a rich yellow color.

This is where the name “Honey Candy” comes from. Their color resembles rich honey, and their shape resembles old Soviet candies.

Advantages of the variety

Reviews about the Honey Candy tomato are positive, even though the variety is not yet so “processed”. During this time, experienced gardeners highlighted the positive aspects more than the negative ones. Advantages of “Honey Candy”:

• excellent taste characteristics;
• good yield percentage;
• has excellent immunity to various diseases and pests;
• The plant can withstand sudden changes in temperature well and can withstand the same varieties - cherry.

Negative sides

The plant requires good care

• cannot always take root in a new place when transplanted;
• during active growth of the fetus requires a lot of self-care;
• very sensitive to watering, sunlight and fertilizer.

Planting a plant in the ground

Due to the fact that the plants already have excellent immunity, the seeds do not need to be pre-treated before growing the plants. In addition, you can plant them immediately in earthen boxes without prior preparation. The plant is planted before spring, only after the last frost has passed.

If you plant them not in open ground, but in a greenhouse, then, in principle, it does not matter when you plant them, the main thing is that you first prepare the ground for this

If the “planting” will be done in open ground, then it must also be prepared. First, you can’t plant tomatoes in the same place where they were already before; change the soil in places. And before planting the plant, treat the soil against insects and diseases, and then fertilize it with humus or your proven preparation.

How to care for bushes

There can be many fruits on one tomato branch, and therefore it is necessary to tie up the bush. This is due to the fact that one branch can have up to 6-8 fruits, which is almost 500 grams, a very heavy load for it.

In total, the plant forms 5-6 stems, you can leave them all, then you will have more yield. Also, this species is very fond of various feedings during its development.

How to speed up the ripening of tomatoes

Bystrenok is an early tomato, but often due to weather conditions or violations of agricultural practices, the ripening of the fruit is delayed. A few recommendations will speed up the process:

• during fruiting, it is necessary to stop watering and fertilizing the tomato (inexperienced gardeners often do the opposite, thereby slowing down the ripening of the fruit);
• during flowering, you can spray the tomatoes with an infusion of boric acid and potassium permanganate (take 1 gram of acid and several crystals of potassium permanganate per bucket of water);
• Also, flowering tomato brushes are sprayed with iodine solution (about 15-20 drops of iodine will need to be diluted per five liters of water).