Tomato Pink Lady F1 is an excellent hybrid for growing in polycarbonate greenhouses and film shelters. It does not require much labor or time and produces abundant harvests.
| Height | Landing location | Ripening time | Fruit color | Fruit size | Origin | Fruit shape |
| Tall | Greenhouse | Early ripening | Pink | Large | Hybrid | Flat-round |
New tomato varieties for 2022
Science does not stand still, and breeders have developed new varieties of tomatoes that have a fast ripening period. This is necessary for growing in fields. If the variety has a long ripening period, it will not have time to ripen.
Let us present to you a brief description of tomato varieties for growing in fields:
| Name | Weight of one fruit | Productivity |
| Gina | 200g | good |
| Logan (high temperature resistant) | — | 8 kg per bush |
| Red Fang | 60g | 3 kg per bush |
Pay attention to the new breeding varieties of tomatoes:
| Name | Weight of one fruit | Harvesting | Application, place of cultivation |
| Dimensionless | 1 kg | — | Universal (greenhouses, fields), not suitable for pickling. |
| Alsou | 600g | — | Universal (greenhouses, open ground). Consumed fresh |
| Watercolor | From 80 to 120g | 100 days from the date of disembarkation | Used for pickling |
Due to unfavorable weather conditions, vegetables are grown in greenhouses in most parts of Russia.
Pay attention to varieties with fast fruiting, suitable for growing in a greenhouse:
| Name | Weight of one fruit | Harvest |
| Samurai | 200g | 4 kg per bush |
| Tornado F | — | 8kg |
| Verlioka +F | 9 kg per square meter | |
| Yakimanka F | 230g | — |
| De Barao | 100g | 4 kg per bush |
Pros and cons of the variety
This variety, like most others, has both advantages and disadvantages that must be taken into account when sowing.
Let's list the main ones:
| Advantages | Flaws |
| Fast ripening of fruits. | As for the downsides, this variety has virtually none. The only drawback can be considered low yield due to the compact size of the bush. |
| Excellent taste and attractive appearance. | |
| Compact bushes do not require staking or pinching. | |
| The variety has high resistance to temperature fluctuations. Tolerates high air and soil humidity well. | |
| Resistant to late blight. | |
| The fruits are transportable and have good keeping quality. | |
| This is not a hybrid, but a pure variety, which allows you to collect seeds for the next season. | |
| The fruits can be eaten fresh or used for canning. |
Tomatoes for greenhouses
Growing tomatoes in a greenhouse has an advantage over planting them in open ground. Since we can eat healthy tomatoes grown ourselves and be sure that they are healthy and not filled with various chemicals.
Let's present a brief description of greenhouse tomato varieties:
| For pickling | Consumed fresh |
| Baba | Geisha |
| Banana legs | Pink Angel |
| Alexander the Great | Eagle beak |
| Rajah | Andromeda |
| Pink raisins | Amana orange |
| Scarlet caravel | |
| pink pearl |
We will present to you varieties for growing in greenhouse conditions. The characteristics of each of them are described in detail:
| Name | Weight of one fruit | Productivity | Bush height | Note |
| Aprica zebra | From 300 to 500g | 5 kg per bush | Up to 2 meters | Consumed fresh and made into juices |
| Apricot | From 80 to 100g | good | — | Mid-season |
| Velvet dude | 100-120g | good | 120cm | Mid-season |
| Bonsai | 20-25g | 1 kg per bush | 30-35cm | Dwarf variety |
| Valentines | 150-300g | 5 kg per plant | 120-130cm | Mid-season |
| Cherry black | 20-30g | 7kg per square meter | Up to 200cm | Early ripening |
| Volgograd early ripening | 80-100g | 7.5 kg per square meter | 30-40cm | Early ripening |
| Belgian giant | From 300 to 500g | 180cm | good | Mid-season |
| Dacosta Portuguese | Up to 800g | From 180 to 200g | 5 kg per bush | Mid-season |
| Dixie golden giant | 300-400g | Up to 200ms | good | Mid-season |
You can grow different varieties of cherry both in open ground and in a greenhouse. In greenhouses they bring even more harvest.
The most suitable varieties for greenhouse cultivation are steel varieties, the weight of one fruit is 25g. Varieties: magic harp F1 and yellow caramel F1.
Description of the Mammoth tomato fruit
The characteristics and description of the variety will tell you what taste and other properties the Mammoth tomato has. Despite the fact that this is an f1 hybrid, its taste (if you believe the reviews) is at the highest level. The fruits themselves have a pleasant round shape, slightly flattened on the sides, and weigh no more than 350 grams.
Such fruits easily fit into the palm of your hand and are pleasant to hold in your hands. Ripe fruits resemble ripe apples, rich red in color. But the similarity with an apple does not end there: when you cut the fruit, you will find a small amount of seeds, and the ripe berry will delight you with a pleasant aroma and sweet taste. The sourness will be at a minimum there.
Tomatoes for growing in fields
Varieties for cultivation in open ground must meet certain requirements, since in the natural environment there are many unfavorable factors.
In strong winds, the plant must have a strong stem that can withstand strong wind currents. The variety must be resistant to insects and temperature changes.
Varieties of tomatoes for open ground differing in yield:
| Name | Fetal weight | Bush height | Harvesting | Note |
| Kibitz | 60-80g | — | Fast | Tolerates transportation well. The harvest can be harvested several times per season. |
| Siberian Troika. | 300g | 60ms | — | Frost-resistant |
| Belle F1, | 200g | 70 days | Suitable for transport | |
| Bobcat F1 | 300g | 60days | Consumed fresh | |
| Pink flamingo | 300g | Tall | — | Suitable for pickling and fresh consumption |
| Scarlet candles | 100-120g | Tall | — | Suitable for pickling and fresh consumption |
| Vel black tabby | 70-110 gr | 150 cm | 3kg per bush | Mid-season |
| Graffiti pink | Up to 100g | 150cm | Average | Mid-season |
| Giant heart-shaped orange | From 400 to 1000g | Up to 200cm | 5 kg per bush | Mid-season |
| Unpaved sheds | 150-200g | 50cm | 6kg per bush | Super early |
| Grandfather's rooster feather | From 300 to 400g | 180cm | good | Mid-season |
| Eva purple ball | From 80 to 120g | From 180 to 200cm | good | Mid-season |
| Egyptian rook | From 300 to 600g | Up to 200g | 5kg from one bush | Mid-season |
| Amur standard | 80g | 50m | — | Tolerates temperature changes |
| Pearl Janet | 300-50g | From 150 to 180cm | 4 kg per bush | Late variety |
| Yellow dragon | From 80 to 150g | 170ms | Above average | Mid-season |
Planting seedlings
This process is the most important during cultivation, because your efforts and literacy determine what kind of adult plants will grow: healthy or not, productive or not. Seedlings are planted according to standard terms, 60-65 days before planting in a permanent place.
There are three main points you should remember before boarding:
- Soil is the basis for the growth of your plants.
- The light regime is the key to the success of strong seedlings. Take care of this.
- Strengthen the seeds before sowing.
A good gardener always knows that the future harvest and health of adult plants depend on the condition of the seeds. There are very few seeds in the bags that can be ordered from the online store: only 5, so it is important not to lose the entire future harvest. What should I do to ensure that the seeds germinate normally? They do a number of procedures:
Pre-sowing preparation: calibration, disinfection and stimulation of seeds. In the first case, the seeds are soaked in a salt solution to remove dummies. In the second case, they are soaked in potassium permanganate to disinfect them. In the third, they are soaked for several hours in a growth stimulator before sowing. Let's look at each stage in more detail:
- Sizing: Once you have purchased your seeds, you should check them for dummies. “Dummy” seeds are seeds that do not contain any nucleus for the future embryo. Such seeds will not sprout. What to do: take a glass of warm water and dissolve a teaspoon of salt in it. Add seeds and wait 20 minutes. Bad seeds will float to the top, good ones will go to the bottom. The pacifiers are thrown away, the good ones are washed with water and dried.
- Disinfection: disinfection of seed material. This is necessary so that the adult plant is as susceptible to disease as possible. What to do: soak dry seeds in a pink solution of potassium permanganate for half an hour. After this, they are also washed and dried.
- Stimulation. Disinfected seeds are soaked for about 10-12 hours before sowing in a growth stimulator. Type of drug: “Fitosporin”, “Zircon” or “Epin”. These drugs quickly destroy the seed coat, which speeds up the germination process. But since the baby mammoth is an f1 hybrid, no additional stimulation is required. Such seeds are usually processed at the factory.
Prepare the soil. It is the soil that is the key to the success of your seedlings. If it doesn't follow the rules and regulations, your seeds won't sprout. It should be loose, breathable and disinfected.
Things to remember:
- You can buy soil or prepare it yourself . If you care about independence, make the soil yourself by mixing river sand, peat and humus in equal parts. If you are not sure, purchase from a specialty store.
- The earth must breathe. Periodically, during growth, loosen it, at least with a toothpick. Do not forget about drainage so that excess moisture does not accumulate in it.
- The soil must be disinfected. To do this, purchased or your own soil is calcined in the oven at maximum temperature for an hour. In this way, all possible pests and pathogenic organisms are killed.
Prepare planting containers. Future seedlings should have enough space to grow. What nuances exist when preparing containers:
- Material. This can be a plastic container or a wooden box.
- Disinfection of the container. Before sowing, steam it with boiling water or pour it with a hot solution of potassium permanganate.
Pink tomatoes
Most people prefer pink tomatoes, explaining that they are tastier and healthier. Let us present to your attention descriptions of pink varieties of tomatoes:
A universal variety of tomatoes, Batyanya, is suitable for growing both in a greenhouse and in the garden; you can get a harvest 90 days after planting. The height of the bush can reach 200 cm.
A tomato variety suitable for planting in greenhouses and gardens is Abakan pink. You will reap the harvest quite soon, since the variety is declared as early ripening, this variety will delight you with fruit sizes up to 400g.
Variety for growing in a greenhouse Grandma's secret. Bush height 170cm. 110-125 days should pass from the moment of planting to harvest.
Currently, there are many tomatoes from red to black, different shapes and different weights. Suitable for growing in greenhouses and open ground. The choice is yours; choose tomatoes that you like and are suitable for growing in your climate zone.
Features of agricultural technology
Tomato Alekseevna is not grown by direct sowing of seeds into the ground. First you need to grow seedlings. The time for planting seed material is calculated independently, taking into account the climate and weather conditions in your region. With the appearance of the second leaf, the seedlings are planted in separate containers. Young seedlings are transferred to a permanent place in an open bed in the garden or in a greenhouse at a time when the threat of return frosts has already passed.
Advice. When planting tomatoes in an open space in the garden, it is advisable to place them in sunny areas, protected from cold winds.
Further care for tomato bushes is usual - moderate watering with loosening the soil, clearing the root zone of weeds, and applying fertilizers necessary for the plants. It will also be necessary to remove excess stepsons. As the tomatoes grow, it is necessary to ensure that they do not fall to the ground, tying the stems to the support in a timely manner.
In general, judging by the characteristics and characteristics of cultivation, we can conclude that this tomato is quite good. When reviews about the hybrid appear, they will complement its general description.
Photos of the best varieties of tomatoes
Transfer
This variety grows well in any region, so it makes no difference where you transplant it: into a greenhouse or into the beds. But it matters where you are going to grow it.
You should not choose shaded areas, since the tomato itself is a light-loving crop.
When replanting, adhere to the 40*40 cm pattern, placing no more than 3-4 plants on the bed, avoiding excessive density. Transplantation time: approximately the end of May or the beginning of June, when the soil has already warmed up sufficiently.
