We grow an appetizing and healthy tomato Pink Beef F1 - description of the variety and its main characteristics

Tomato Semko 98 was bred in Transnistria, Republic of Moldova. It is suitable for industrial cultivation in open ground. The hybrid has a reputation for being reliable and high-yielding.

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Tall tomatoes are well suited for greenhouse cultivation

Indeterminate - growing upward to an unlimited height, so that growth stops, the top is pinched.

Determinate – stops development after reaching a certain height.

Stepsoning is the removal of excess side shoots (they are called “stepchildren”) formed in the axils of the leaves.

Red tomatoes for cultivation in greenhouses ↑

The earliest ones are red in color. Early and mid-early varieties are often grown in greenhouses covered with polycarbonate or glass. Such varieties are better suited than others for cultivation in cool climates, for example, beyond the Urals or in the Leningrad region, since only early-ripening crops have time to ripen in a short summer. Greenhouses make it possible to lengthen the season and grow crops without ripening.

“Podmoskovny F1″ ↑

It is characterized by early ripening (95-105 days), demonstrates high fruit set. The bushes are medium-sized and have few leaves. They require formation into one shoot and pinching. The cluster is compact, consists of seven to nine fruits (about 140 g in weight). Characterized by the formation of brushes every two leaves. The tomatoes are firm and store well. The variety is resistant to fusarium, cladosporiosis and TMV (tobacco mosaic virus).

“Malvasia F1″, Semko-Junior company ↑

An excellent hybrid of mid-early ripening (111-115 days), medium height. The brushes are formed through three sheets, each containing five or six large and tasty tomatoes (220-250 g). Able to set fruit even at high temperatures, it is characterized by resistance to TMV, verticillium, fusarium, root-knot nematode, cladosporiosis, fusarium rot and brown spot. The hybrid gives good yield - up to 36 kg per square meter. meters, subject to high-quality fertilizer. Requires a garter.

A fruitful and tasty vegetable

“Extremal”, agricultural company “Biotechnika” ↑

The company has a series of vegetables adapted for growing in cold regions. Suitable for greenhouses, the fruits ripen 105-111 days after seed germination. Plants can develop and bear fruit even in areas of risky farming, and are characterized by high resistance to major diseases. The bushes grow up to 1.6 m and have few leaves. Six to seven fruits are formed on each cluster (weight up to 250 g). Plants need pinching; the growth point is pinched above the fourth brush.

“Lilos F1″, Dutch agricultural company “Rijk Zwaan” (“RIYK ZWAAN”) ↑

The hybrid, ripening at 91-100 days, is reliable and high-yielding. Fruit set is high; even under stressful conditions, plants do not shed their ovaries. The stems are strong and powerful; tomatoes reach 180 g, they are tasty, store well, and do not crack. Not susceptible to TMV, verticillium, cladosporiosis.

“Blagovest F1″, agricultural firm “SeDeK” ↑

Considered good for growing in a greenhouse environment. High-yielding, determinate bush (medium height). Round tomatoes (90-100 g) with good taste. Plants require moderate pinching. The hybrid is valued for its abundant fruiting, resistance to TMV and Fusarium wilt, as well as its resistance to weather surprises. Harmful ripening occurs 94-106 days after the appearance of sprouts.

RED TOMATOES

Berberana F1 . The hybrid is early ripening, indeterminate. From germination to the beginning of ripening 95-100 days. The plant is strong, compact with short internodes, forms clusters in various conditions. The fruit is round, bright red, medium ribbed, dense, weighing 250-280 g. Resistant to cracking and various viruses. Marketability, transportability and keeping quality are high. Recommended for fresh consumption and cultivation in glass and film greenhouses. Planting pattern 70x45 cm. Productivity over 30 kg/sq.m. Attention! The plant has a vegetative-generative type of development, that is, it is unpretentious in nutrition. Many greenhouse and summer residents like this. If you don't know how to grow tomatoes, start here.

Gilgal F1. The hybrid is indeterminate and belongs to the group of beef tomatoes. From germination to ripening 110-115 days. The plant is powerful, with short internodes. The first inflorescence is above the 7th leaf. The cluster contains 3-5 dense fruits of round and flat-round shape, deep red color, weighing 250-300 g. Taste and marketability are excellent, keeping quality and transportability are good, resistant to various viruses. The recommended planting pattern is 70x40 cm, suitable for growing in film greenhouses and in open ground with a garter to a support. Productivity over 36 kg/sq.m. Attention! The tomato is red on the outside and pink on the inside. The main thing is high taste. It has only one competitor - Belfort F1.

Hilandar F1 . New 2022. Early ripening hybrid, indeterminate, LSL type. From germination to ripening 90-95 days. The plant is vigorous, the internodes are medium. The first cluster with 4-6 fruits is laid over 9-11 leaves. The fruits are round, dense, deep red in color with a glossy surface, resistant to cracking, weighing 170-190 g. Good transportability of the fruit is combined with a shelf life of up to 30 days. Recommended for growing in all types of greenhouses, planting density 2.5 plants/sq.m. Productivity over 35 kg/sq.m. Attention! The tomato is unusual, with thick skin and very tasty pulp; it sets fruit even in shaded conditions, but when planted at 50x50 cm, the fruits are larger.

Kohawa F1. The hybrid is early ripening, indeterminate. From germination to ripening 85-90 days. The plant is densely leafy with good buds and resistance to viruses. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaf, in the cluster there are 5-6 flat-round red fruits, weighing 180-200 g. The taste and marketability are excellent, keeping quality and transportability are good. The hybrid is suitable for extended crop rotation. Planting density 2.4-2.5 plants/sq.m. Productivity 32-34 kg/sq.m. Attention! One of the most unpretentious and delicious red tomatoes, which can hang on the plant for a long time without cracking.

Pink varieties of tomatoes for greenhouse conditions ↑

Tomatoes with pink colored fruits are popular among culture lovers not only for the beautiful color of the skin and pulp, but also for their special taste: sweeter and more delicate. They are a little more difficult to grow than others, their yield is slightly lower.

The bushes are low (up to 44-50 cm), and the fruits are unexpectedly large (up to 250 g). From germination to the start of ripening of the first tomatoes, 100-111 days pass. Plants form three to five clusters with dense, fleshy fruits that practically do not crack and ripen well. The stepsons are removed up to the first brush. “Pani Yana” is considered a very productive variety, especially considering the height of the plants.

“Pink Spam”, Semko-Junior company ↑

It is an improved version of the famous “Bull's Heart”. The bushes are determinate, tall. Brushes are formed every three leaves. The first harvest can be harvested 95 days after the first germination of seeds. Fruits weigh on average 150-200 g, but the first tomatoes can reach 1000 g! “Pink Spam” is a super high-yielding hybrid that blooms and bears fruit for a long time. From sq. meter you can get 20 kg of delicious and well-stored fruits. The hybrid demonstrates resistance to viral diseases and many fungal diseases, but, unfortunately, has poor resistance to late blight, and therefore requires preventive spraying with copper-containing preparations such as “Ridomil”. In addition to the pink-fruited variety, you can also plant “Orange Spam”, which produces bright, orange-yellow fruits.

PINK TOMATOES

Pink spam F1. The plant is vigorous, vegetative type, with round leaves. From germination to ripening 98-100 days. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaves, the next ones are after 3 leaves. The cluster is complex with 7-9 multi-chambered heart-shaped or rounded fruits, weighing 160-200 g. It is recommended to limit the number of fruits in the cluster to 4-6 to increase marketability. It is characterized by high knotting, resistance to cracking and various viruses. Productivity over 20 kg/sq.m.

Pink dream F1. The hybrid is early ripening, indeterminate. The plant is medium leafy, the internodes are shortened. From germination to the beginning of ripening 95-100 days. The first inflorescence is above 9-11 leaves, the next ones after 3 leaves. The cluster contains 5-6 fruits: multi-chambered, round, with a pointed apex, weighing 180-250 g. Taste and marketability are excellent, transportability is good. Resistant to tomato mosaic virus, stress, and has good fruit set. Recommended for growing in protected and open ground with a garter to a support. Planting density 2.5-2.8 plants/sq.m. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 20 kg/sq.m. Attention! These are the two most popular pink tomatoes at Semko. From my point of view, Pink Dream F1 is more tasty, sets fruit better, is less likely to form a top, and is more beautiful. For those who love delicious food, you need to sow both tomatoes. Among the new products for 2022, greenhouse and summer residents will be interested in the Pink Cube F1 tomato (pink cube-shaped tomato weighing 160-200 g). I have not yet met any competitors for this tomato.

Yellow and orange varieties of tomatoes for greenhouse cultivation ↑

Yellow-fruited tomatoes are distinguished by their appetizing color, contain an increased amount of vitamins, and are also particularly sweet.

“Honey Saved” ↑

A popular mid-season variety from breeders from Novosibirsk, distinguished by large tomatoes with a honey-yellow color and weighing up to 600 g. The pulp of the fruit is sweet and has practically no sourness. The bushes grow up to 120-160 cm, they are formed into one or two shoots. From one plant, provided good fertilizer is used, four to five kilograms of tomatoes are harvested.

“Orange miracle”, agricultural company “Siberian Garden” ↑

A universal mid-season variety that produces multi-chambered fleshy fruits of bright colors and a sweetish taste. The cluster usually bears up to five fruits (weighing up to 400 g) with soft skin. Bushes of indeterminate type. It is recommended to grow plants in two stems, pinched and tied.

“Yantarny”, agricultural company “SeDeK” ↑

Early ripening, giving the first harvest on 85-100 days. The bushes are determinate, low (up to 46-50 cm), standard type, they do not require pinching. The fruits are dense, 4-6 cm in diameter (weight 50-60 g). The brushes are laid through two leaves. The “Yantarny” variety is resistant to late blight and macrosporosis and tolerates slight cold snaps well. The harvest ripens smoothly; four to six kg of tomatoes are harvested per square meter.

“Amana Orange”, from private collectors (Gusev family, Redko V.V.)

A rare but very tasty variety, bred in the USA. The plants are tall (up to 2 m), the amount of foliage is average. The fruits are round in shape, fleshy, delicious and large (300-500 g, sometimes up to 700 g). Tomatoes do not crack and store well.

Variety “Amana Orange”

Characteristics and description of the tomato variety Semko

The first generation hybrid significantly surpasses conventional varieties in terms of characteristics. Breeders have put the best qualities of tomatoes into the Semko tomato: high yield, disease resistance, transportability and excellent taste.

Semko Partner tomatoes are tall plants, the height of the bush reaches 200 - 230 cm. The stem is covered with medium-sized leaves, the formation of stepsons is weak. The first flower cluster is formed after the 6th leaf grows, subsequent clusters are laid every 3 - 4 leaves.

Each cluster grows up to 5 fruits of red color, round and slightly flattened in shape.

Note! The hybrid belongs to large-fruited varieties, the average weight of tomatoes is 250 - 300 g.

They have a dense skin that is resistant to cracking and damage. The fruits are fleshy and sugary. Harvested at technical ripeness, the crop can be stored in a cool room for about a month.

The variety is mid-early, the period from germination to harvest ripening is 100 days.

The yield of a plant in a greenhouse with an intensive growing method is up to 30 kg per 1 sq. meters.

Tomato Semko is resistant to a number of diseases:

• tobacco mosaic virus;
• fusarium;
• verticillium;
• root-knot nematodes.

On a note. Manufacturers recommend growing Semko tomatoes in all types of greenhouses, as well as in open ground in the southern regions of the country.

Miniature tomatoes for the greenhouse ↑

Small red, yellow and even black cherry tomatoes have a sweet taste, are loved by many, but especially children, so in every greenhouse you can find a place for a couple of bushes.

“Konori F1, Japanese agricultural company “Kitano Seeds” (“Kitano”) ↑

Good early maturing hybrid (90 days). The bushes are well-leaved. Six to eight sweet tomatoes (15-20 g) are formed on the bunches. Maturation is friendly. “Konori F1” is resistant to Verticillium wilt, bacterial spot and fusarium.

Read also: Which variety is best?

Cherry “Conori F1”

“Golden bead F1″, breeding and seed company “Ilyinichna” ↑

An excellent hybrid with small cherry-shaped fruits (approx. 15 g). According to the type of growth, it belongs to indeterminate plants. The number of leaves on the bush is average. The hybrid is early ripening, characterized by abundant fruit set. Twelve to fifteen tomatoes with a diameter of 2.5 cm are formed on each brush. The shapes and sizes of the fruits are the same, they are dense, sweet and tasty. “Bead” is resistant to Fusarium wilt, cladosporiosis and TMV. Cherries are good for fresh consumption.

The bunch looks like a grape

“Dessert”, Manul company ↑

Early ripening varietal cherry tomatoes (94-100 days). The bushes are indeterminate. Inflorescences are formed every three leaves, starting above the ninth. From fifteen to thirty two-chambered tomatoes (about 20 g) are tied to a brush. It’s not for nothing that “dessert” has such a name - tomatoes are very sweet. Productivity reaches six to eight kg per square meter. meters. Plants are led into one stem, tied as necessary.

Productive tall and medium-growing hybrid varieties

Intuition F1 mid-season determinant

Mid-season (95-115 days) hybrid of indeterminate type. The plant is medium branched, reaches a height of 2 meters. The first brush is tied over 8-9 sheets, the next after 3 sheets. Forms compact, crease-free hands. The fruits are round, smooth, glossy red, weigh about 100 g, and contain a lot of sugars. The taste of the fruit is good.

Advantages: excellent harvest, high marketability of fruits. It does not crack, is stored for a long time, and can be collected with brushes. The fruits of the hybrid are good in salads and homemade preparations.

Agrotechnical features: hybrid Intuition F1 is used in extended and summer-autumn greenhouse cultivation. Resistant to a number of diseases (fusarium, cladosporiosis, tobacco mosaic virus). The plant is climbing, formed into one stem. Productivity: 7.8 kg/m2.

Kostroma F1

Determinate tomato has a medium early ripening period, the first fruits are harvested after 106 days from germination. Medium-branched bush up to 2 m tall, internodes of medium length. The leaf is matte light green. The first brush is placed above 6-7 sheets, the rest after 1-2. The fruits are rounded-flattened, slightly ribbed, glossy, bright red in color, weighing up to 85-145 g, in clusters of 6-9 pieces.

Advantages: resistance to viruses, temperature and humidity fluctuations. The harvest ripens together. The commercial quality of the fruit is good. The taste is dessert, the purpose is universal.

Agrotechnical features: grown in greenhouses and film greenhouses. Formed on a vertical trellis. Brushes need to be tied to avoid breakage. After 8-10 brushes, it is recommended to pinch the central shoot.

Read about pinching cucumbers at the link.

Productivity: up to 5 kilograms per bush. Tomato Kostroma F1 is highly appreciated by farmers.

Harvest Rosemary F1

Hybrid, ripening in medium terms (115 days). Powerful indeterminate bush up to 1.5 m in height with dark green large leaves. The first inflorescence is laid over 10-11 leaves, followed by 3 leaves. Large (260-300 g), pink, slightly ribbed fruits. The pulp has a dessert taste and a delicate salad consistency. The fruits are used for fresh consumption, juices, and baby food.

Advantages: excellent taste, high yield.

Agrotechnical features: grown under film covers.

Productivity: 10-12 kg per sq.m.

Super productive Chio-chio-san

Indeterminate medium-sized hybrid with an average ripening period of 110-120 days. The leaves are dark green, medium. The first brush is above the 9th sheet, the next after 3 sheets. Forms many branched clusters (up to 50 fruits). The tomatoes are plum-shaped, glossy, pink, weigh 40 g. The taste is excellent, dessert. Good for salads.

Advantages: High yield, wonderful taste. Not affected by tobacco mosaic.

Agrotechnical features: grown under film covers.

The yield is 7.8 kg/sq.m - up to 4 kg per bush.

Tomato varieties with unusual colors for greenhouses ↑

For those who like to grow original varieties, we recommend:

“Black Moor”, agricultural firms “Seeds of Altai”, “Search” and others. ↑

Plants are semi-determinate type, bushes develop up to 1-1.2 m. The ripening of the first tomatoes begins on day 115 (mid-early). The clusters are laid through two or three leaves, each bearing up to eighteen fruits. The tomatoes have an interesting dark color, are distinguished by their juiciness and sweetness, the average weight of cream is 40 g. The variety is in collections.

Variety “Black Moor”

“Michael Pollan”, from the private estate of the Gusev family ↑

An unusual variety for greenhouses. The plants have a complex raceme, which bears a huge number of fruits. The yield is extremely high. Bushes of indeterminate type. The ripening of the first fruits begins 91-93 days after seed germination. Tomatoes of this variety are widely used in American restaurants.

Variety “Michael Pollan”

The most popular in open ground and greenhouses

The tomato varieties Semko-Sinbad, De Barao, and the hybrid Ivanhoe F1 have received well-deserved distribution in amateur and farm farms. In a greenhouse, these varieties can produce a yield of more than 20 kg per bush.

De Barao late ripening

The most common tomato variety for both greenhouses and open ground is often called golden De Barao. With good care in a greenhouse it yields up to 30 kg per plant, in open ground - 10 kg.

Late-ripening (120 days) indeterminate variety with a height of 2 m or more. Inflorescences are formed from 9-11 leaves. The fruits are medium-sized, ovoid, weighing 60 g. The taste is pleasant. De Barao fruits are good both fresh and for canning whole fruits.

Agrotechnical features: sensitive to soil looseness, fertilizing and microclimate.

Several variations of this variety have been bred: De Barao black, pink, yellow. They are all tasty, beautiful and productive.

The recorded harvest record is 70 kg per bush.

Very tasty early ripening Semko-Sinbad F1

Quite old, but still popular early ripening hybrid. Valued for its early maturity - 85-93 days from emergence. Determinate plant. The inflorescence contains 8 round, smooth fruits weighing 85-90 g. The first cluster appears above the 6-7 leaf, the rest after 1-2 leaves. The taste is good and excellent. Produces yield well and is disease resistant. The Semko-Sinbad F1 tomato can be planted both in a film greenhouse and in open ground. Productivity – 10 kg per 1 sq. m.

Ivanhoe F1

Mid-season, indeterminate. The bush is large, with powerful stems and roots. The fruits are flat-round, ribbed, dense, red. Fruit weight is 170-180 g, tomatoes do not decrease from the base of the bush to the top. The taste is good, the fruits are transportable and do not crack. Universal use. Ivanhoe F1 is very disease resistant and can be grown without the use of chemicals.

Alhambra F1

Indeterminate bush, short internodes. The inflorescence according to the description is formed above the 9th leaf, the next ones - after 3 leaves. The fruits are round, slightly ribbed, red, weighing up to 170 g. The clusters do not break. The taste is excellent for hybrid fruits.

Resistant to a number of diseases (fusarium, cladosporiosis and tobacco mosaic virus).

Reasons for the popularity of seeds from Semko

Experienced gardeners know that in order to obtain good seedlings, and, therefore, a bountiful harvest, a whole range of nuances should be taken into account: sowing dates, placement of vegetable, flower, fruit crops and more. But the key factor determining the success of this event is the acquisition of seeds.

As the planting season approaches, almost all land owners go to stores in order to stock up on “embryos” of future plants. And everyone is guided by their own tastes, interests, rules. Often the attractive name of the bag serves as the decisive argument, which often leads to disappointment in the future. In order not to encounter a similar problem in all the diversity of agricultural producers and brands, and not to make unnecessary expenses on the purchase of low-quality goods, you should carefully approach the choice of seed material.

Differences between a variety and a hybrid

The medieval classifier of the plant world, Carl Linnaeus, said that ignorance of the name leads to a misunderstanding of things. First, let’s define what a variety and a hybrid are and how they differ.

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A variety is bred by a breeder with characteristics passed down from generation to generation that distinguish it from plants of a similar species. Seeds and layerings of the variety are capable of reproducing their likeness in all subsequent seasons

Hybrid is a cross obtained from controlled crossing of parent varieties. The goal is to produce plants with the desired characteristics acquired from the parents. These may include early maturity, yield, disease resistance, taste, appearance, marketability, and more.

In tomatoes, the effect of heterosis (possession of parental properties) is strongly expressed, which has led to the emergence of a huge number of hybrids. But the acquired characteristics are preserved only in the first generation. The next season, having sowed seeds from hybrid fruits, the harvest will either not be seen at all, or something will grow that is unlike its ancestors.

Tomato partner Semko, variety description:

The bushes are determinant, which means that there is no need to pinch them, since they have an end point of growth and do not develop further. The height of the bush is up to one and a half meters. The plant has a compact habitus. The leaves are standard size, green, slightly wrinkled. Between the tomato brushes, the distance is about 16 centimeters, and the first inflorescences begin between the sixth and seventh leaves, all subsequent ones every three. Each cluster bears four or five fruits. Since the fruits are quite large, the bushes are tied to a trellis. The great news for gardeners is that tomatoes of this variety are well resistant to such dangerous tomato diseases as late blight, fusarium, verticillium, cladosporiosis, root-knot nematodes, and are tolerant.

Tomato fruit partner semko.

Partner tomato fruits are quite large, up to 300 grams. Their color is bright red, with a glossy skin. In shape, the tomatoes are flat-round. They are distinguished by their presentation, have a dense structure, are juicy and have high taste. They also retain their presentation well even after harvesting, and withstand transportation well over long distances. Due to these qualities, partner tomatoes are very often grown for commercial purposes.

Tomato care partner Semko.

These tomatoes do not require special care, and they are no different from other varieties. According to reviews from those who grew them in their gardens, it is enough to limit themselves to: weeding, loosening the soil, fertilizing with mineral fertilizers,

Result:

As you can see, according to reviews from gardeners, tomato partner semko is a pretty good tomato option for growing on your own plot

Please note that it copes well with most known diseases and does not require special care. And its excellent taste and presentation make it suitable both for growing for your own needs and for commercial purposes.

These tomatoes can be eaten both in salads and simply fresh, and they are also great for canning. In any case, if you try to grow these tomatoes on your site, you will be quite pleased with your choice. With this we say goodbye to you, wish you all the best, and good luck in your garden!

Hybrids vs varieties

In order to fully utilize not only the area, but also the volume of closed space, it is rational to grow not early varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses, but tall greenhouse hybrids. They need to be tied to stakes, trellises, or twisted with the trunk around twine tied to the ceiling of the greenhouse. It is necessary to form a fruiting stem, remove the lower leaves (for better ventilation), break off the stepsons, and pick off excess flowers.

F1 hybrid tomatoes are most characterized by general positive qualities:

• Friendly germination
• High knotting
• Fruit evenness
• Disease resistance
• Tolerance to temperature fluctuations
• Gradual maturation
• Long (5-7 years) seed germination

A common negative property of all hybrids is the inability to preserve the varietal characteristics of the parent plants in the seeds.

The negative quality of the varieties is insufficient genetic resistance to tomato diseases.

Such different hybrids

Among hybrid tomatoes, determinants (deets) and indeterminates (indets) are distinguished. The difference between the latter and the former is the strength of growth. For indets, it is limited only by the duration of the gardening season and the height of the greenhouse, and without this, it would grow and grow - 15-20 m, with trusses planted every 1-3 leaves.

Determinate tomatoes are self-terminating (the growth of the main stem ends after the formation of a certain number of fruit clusters). Stepchildren formed in internodes are capable of reaching greater heights.

Semi-determinate hybrids (semi-children) have been bred: the height is decent, but the growth and number of inflorescences are limited.

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Semko 2010 is a productive hybrid of the first generation, resistant to diseases and adverse weather. It is suitable for gardeners who do not have greenhouses.

Let's decide on the deadlines

Early ripening tomatoes are divided into early, mid and late ripening.

From the moment the seedlings are planted in the greenhouse until the first fruits are collected, the number of days required is:

• Early ripening 90 - 95
• Mid-season 100 – 110
• Late ripening from 115

In the case of sowing seeds directly into the ground, these periods are reduced by 5-10 days.

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Indeterminate hybrids

One of the tomato varieties

Without new products, the list of which is replenished every year through the efforts of seed companies, working in the garden is not interesting. But don’t get carried away by the tempting novelty too much. An old trusted friend, as the saying goes, is better than several new ones. Let's take a good look at some hybrids.

Typhoon F1, Hurricane F1, Semko-Sinbad F1 have long proven themselves by early ripening with a decent yield (up to 10 kg/sq. m), appetizing appearance, and excellent taste. They have the first inflorescence for fruits of up to 6-8 pieces, each weighing at least 70 g, placed behind 6-7 leaves. Next, fruit clusters are formed after 1-2 leaves. The tomatoes are round, smooth-skinned, bright red.

Samara F1 is an early ripening semi-child with cluster fruit formation. Each cluster contains 5-7 round, smooth and dense fruits weighing 80 g.

Determinate hybrids

Verlioka F1 pleases with a harvest of 5 kg per bush, shoot formation is reduced.

Tornado F1 is known for its versatility of use and suitability for low greenhouses (it stops growing when it reaches 1.5 m).

Nevsky Prospekt F1 – early ripening, cold-hardy, large-fruited. Resistant to late blight. It is not tall - only 60 cm. It reaches great heights due to the development of apical stepsons. Tomatoes without greenery around the stalk, red, flat-round, weighing on average 200 g, fleshy and dense, high sugar content.

Lamp F1 – salad purpose. Bright red without a green spot on the top, round with a spout at the tip, dense fruits under a thick skin weighing 0.2 kg each. Valued for its abundant, long-lasting fruiting, heat tolerance, disease resistance to late blight, and tobacco mosaic virus.

Large-fruited hybrids

Gondola F1 – early maturity combined with high yield. The fruits are of excellent marketability and taste, keep quality, and are transportable.

Semko-99 F1 – mid-early child. The fruits are smooth with slight ribbing, red, large (170 g each). Suitable for transportation. Productivity up to 15 kg per square meter. m.

Stresa F1 is a mid-early indete with a yield of up to 25 kg per square meter. m. Characterized by complex disease resistance. The inflorescence bears 6 fruits.

Castalia F1 - the first fruits weighing 230 g ripen in 110 days. Possibility to get from 1 sq. m of greenhouse 20 kg of fruit.

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Rich harvest of tomatoes

Barberry F1 is famous among early-ripening cherry-shaped hybrids for the number of small (10-12 g) fruits - there are more than 100 of them on the brush. Plant height up to 2 m.

Sapporo F1 – cherry fruits, 20-25 pieces in one cluster. You can harvest with brushes - tomatoes weighing 20 g ripen at the same time. The weight of one brush reaches 0.5 kg. Cherries do not crack and are transportable. The hybrid is disease resistant.

Origami F1 – medium early, plum-shaped. The fruits are without greenery at the stalk, bright red, strong and smooth, with excellent taste. The hybrid does not crack, is resistant to blossom end rot, fusarium, tobacco mosaic virus, and nematode.

CHERRY TOMATOES

Black Cherry Tiger F1 . New 2016. Early ripening, indeterminate hybrid. From germination to first harvest - 85-95 days. The plant is well leafy, the internodes are medium. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaf. The fruits are rounded, ovoid, dark red-brown in color with green stripes, weighing 35-40 g. There are up to 12-18 fruits in a cluster. The hybrid is resistant to various viruses. Used for fresh consumption and whole-fruit canning. Recommended for growing in greenhouses or in open ground with a garter to a support. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 15 kg/sq.m. Black Cherry Negro F1. Tomato for protected soil, early ripening. The plant is indeterminate with short internodes. From germination to first harvest 85-90 days. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaves, the next ones after 3 leaves. The fruits are ovoid, brownish-brown in color with green streaks, dark cherry color when cut, weighing 25-35 g. There are up to 15-20 fruits in a cluster. The hybrid is resistant to tomato mosaic virus, verticillium, and fusarium. Tolerant to stressful conditions, has good fruit set in unfavorable conditions. Recommended for growing in greenhouses or in open ground on a trellis. Planting pattern 70x40cm. Productivity – 12-14 kg/sq.m. Attention! Both cherry tomatoes have an original taste and high lycopene content. If the Cherry Tiger F1 tomato is overripe, pick it along with the stalk.

Orange Cherry Kira F1. The hybrid is early ripening, indeterminate, LSL-type, formed into 2 stems. From germination to the first harvest of fruits - 90-95 days. The fruits are round in shape, weighing 30-40 g. 12-18 fruits of excellent taste ripen on one cluster. The taste and commercial qualities of the fruit are excellent, they are preserved without changing their consumer properties for 25-30 days, and are transportable. The hybrid is resistant to viruses and is used for fresh consumption and whole-fruit canning. Recommended for growing in protected and open ground with a garter to a support. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 12 kg/sq.m. Attention! In 2022, among other orange cherry blossoms, it was not only especially tasty, but also stayed on the plant longer than others without cracking.

Red Cherry Ira F1 weighing 30-35 g, oval-cuboid with a spout - the most famous cherry tomato in the Samara region. Cherry Lycopa F1 tomato is larger (35-40 g), tasty and healthy, because... contains a large amount of lycopene. Tomato Cherry Maxik F1 has rounded fruits weighing 20-25 g, but is more resistant to cracking even in September.

Red Cherry from Yuri F1. New 2022. Early maturing hybrid. From germination to ripening 80-85 days. The plant is compact, open, with a short distance between the racemes. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaf. A complex cluster with 30-35 plum-shaped, bright red fruits, weighing 15-35 g, resistant to cracking. Possesses good tying in unfavorable conditions. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 15 kg/sq.m.

The best varieties of early tomatoes for greenhouses

Tomato hybrids with index F1 are not associated with genetically modified plants. And yet, some doubters or adherents of varietal seed production prefer to harvest from ordinary tomato bushes.

Large-fruited varieties of mid-early tomatoes for greenhouses:

• Honey-sugar - the name speaks for itself. Yellow large fruits weighing 400 g. Bush height 120 cm.
• Your Honor is a high-yielding (up to 8 kg), vigorous bush (140 cm) with fruits up to 1 kg (the first ones in the lower tier).
• Love - all flowers turn into fruits weighing 1/4 kg. The height of the bush is 1.2 m.
• Bull's forehead - 100% fruit set will allow you to harvest up to 18 kg/sq.m.
• Olesya is a tall (2.5 m) salad bush, whose fruits weighing up to 300 g are distinguished by a high content of carotene.
• The mystery of nature is the combination of sugar taste in fruits with dietary properties.
• Sugar bison is a large-fruited (up to 800 g) variety of early ripening.

The tomatoes of the given varieties are not only used for fresh salad purposes, they are suitable for processing.

Not everyone can afford a polycarbonate greenhouse, making do with film shelters and constructing them from scrap material (often from window frames). This is where low-growing tomatoes come in handy:

• Gulliver is tasty, large-fruited (up to 0.8 kg 1 piece).
• Killing power – unpretentious, universal purpose, super-yielding, fruits up to 150 g.
• Bag - very tasty, fleshy, weighing up to 400 g.
• Verlioka plus - it is worth especially noting the abundance and taste.

There are a great variety of early varietal tomatoes for greenhouses, and breeders are working in this direction.

ORANGE TOMATOES

Diorange F1. Early ripening hybrid. From germination to the beginning of fruiting 85-90 days. The plant is medium-leafed, the distance between the clusters is 25-30 cm. The first cluster with 4-5 fruits is laid above the 9-11th leaf. The fruits are round, bright orange, without a green spot at the stalk, dense, weighing 140-180 g, do not crack. Stress-resistant, characterized by high tying in the spring. The taste is excellent, transportability and marketability are good. Recommended for greenhouses and open ground with a tie to a support. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 22 kg/sq.m. Attention! The tomato is unpretentious, tasty, beautiful. I especially liked it because of the good tying and bright colors.

Lustica F1. New 2016. Early ripening, indeterminate hybrid. From germination to ripening 100-105 days. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaf. There are 7-9 plum-shaped fruits in a cluster, 8-10 cm long, weighing 120-140 g, golden-orange without a spot at biological ripeness. It has a high content of beta-carotene, a high content of sugars and a sweet-sour taste. The hybrid is resistant to stress and various viruses. Recommended for growing in film greenhouses and open ground with a garter to a support. Planting density 2.5 plants/sq.m. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 20 kg/sq.m.

Attention! A golden-orange tomato will decorate any most sophisticated table. It has practically no competitors. The Bigorange plus F1 tomato appeared: indeterminate, from germination to the beginning of ripening 80-85 days. At a height of 170 cm, up to 7 clusters are formed with 5-6 bright orange fruits, weighing 200-220 g, does not crack, and sets well. The taste is excellent. Keeping quality - up to 14 days. Tomato Bigorange F1 will be of more interest to summer residents, because... seeds are cheaper. The tomato first turns yellow, then turns orange and turns red. To preserve the orange color, you need to put the tomato in the refrigerator. Tomato Orange Spam F1 weighing 160-180 g, shaped like a bull's heart, has excellent taste, unpretentiousness, and resistance to cracking.

BLACK TOMATOES

Ashkelon F1. Hybrid mid-early, indeterminate. From germination to ripening 100-105 days. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaf. The fruits are round, weighing 220-240 g, dark brown in color, do not crack. At high temperatures it turns red-brown in color. Marketability and transportability are good. Recommended for growing in all types of greenhouses or in open ground with a garter to a support. Planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 20 kg/sq.m.

Ashdod F1. The hybrid is early ripening, indeterminate. From germination to ripening 85-90 days. Plant with short internodes, well leafy. The first inflorescence is above the 7-9 leaves, the next ones after 3 leaves. The fruits are round, weighing 120-150 g, dark brown, dark cherry color when cut, with a high content of lycopene. Good binding at high temperatures. Marketability and transportability are good. Resistant to viruses, suitable for growing in film greenhouses or in open ground with a garter to a support. Planting density 2.5 plants/sq.m., planting pattern 70x40 cm. Productivity over 18 kg/sq.m. Attention! Ashdod F1 is more early ripening, but Ashkelon F1 is larger. Both tomatoes contain a high dose of lycopene, are unpretentious and love nitrogen nutrition, due to which they grow larger.