The optimal variety for farms and estates is the Severenok F1 tomato: description of tomatoes and their characteristics

Tomato Severenok F1 is a persistent and hardy, quite productive hybrid that ripens early and is suitable for canning, preparing any dishes and growing for sale.

Description and characteristics of the variety

Tomato bushes Severenok F1 are determinate, grow up to 65-70 cm, have medium foliage. The leaves are medium-sized, the inflorescence type is ordinary. The fruits ripen 85-95 days after germination. They have a flat-round shape, red or dark red color. The weight of the fruits is 100-140 g, the largest in greenhouses reach 150 g. The pulp is fleshy, the taste is sour, pleasant for a hybrid. Suitable for whole-fruit canning, pickling, salads and various dishes.

Features of agricultural technology and farmers' opinions

The tomato originator recommends paying attention to the following nuances:

• the optimal time for sowing seeds for seedlings is the 3rd decade of March;
• picking of young plants is carried out in the phase of 1-2 true leaves;
• You can determine the readiness of seedlings for moving by the appearance of 5-6 true leaves (approximate age 60-65 days);
• if the transfer of seedlings is planned under film cover, then the best time is mid-May;
• For open beds, plan starting dates for June;
• planting pattern: 50x40 cm.

Reviews collected on thematic online communities testify to how promising and interesting this hybrid is for gardeners.

• Miroslava from Perm writes: “Severenok showed himself in all his glory. For me, he is the absolute leader of the past season. I tried the tomato as the very first of all the varieties planted.”
• Tatyana from the Altai Territory shares: “A really unpretentious and productive tomato. I fed him only 2 times throughout the entire season. Watered once a week. But the harvest appeared later than stated by the manufacturer, on day 108.”
• Antonina from the Oryol region, Fr.

Finally, we recommend watching a video description of a tomato from an experienced summer resident.

Secrets of a good harvest

The best way to grow the variety is from seedlings. The start time of preparatory work depends on the region. For central Russia, it is better to start planting in mid-spring, April. Recommendations for growing seedlings:

• prepare containers for seedlings and fill them with soil; complex soil for tomatoes is suitable;
• sowing depth 1.5-2 cm;
• maintaining the temperature in the room with seedlings at least 21 degrees;
• regular watering;
• provide the plant with a constant source of natural or artificial lighting - fluorescent lamps;
• The variety is picked after the appearance of two true leaves.

Before planting, the plant should be hardened off. Seedlings begin to be taken outside a week before the expected planting date. Experienced vegetable growers recommend starting hardening with 20 minutes. The goal is to bring the time to at least two hours.

IMPORTANT! To get the best harvest, you should form a bush into one stem.

According to reviews from gardeners, no serious deficiencies were found in the variety. Caring for the plant does not require close attention. Following simple rules will achieve positive results:

• It is recommended to water with warm water, as needed, in the evening;
• additional feeding, minimum amount for the summer season - 4 times;
• regular loosening;
• cleaning the soil from weeds;
• tying bushes to a support, if necessary.

Due to their characteristics, the fruits are able to set and ripen even with a lack of moisture. The variety's undemanding nature and good taste made it popular among vegetable growers.

Characteristics

Advantages:

• low bush;
• early harvest;
• disease resistance;
• high safety during transportation;
• the ability to form fruits with a lack of moisture;
• versatility of using tomatoes.

According to reviews received from gardeners who grew this hybrid, no significant shortcomings were identified.

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General description of the variety

The tomato variety Severenok was bred through the efforts of the agricultural company Aelita and gives a consistently good harvest in greenhouse conditions and open ground. Description of appearance and features:

• ultra-early, fruit ripening time does not exceed 95 days;
• average yield, up to 4 kg of berries per bush per season;
• the fruits ripen at the same time;
• simple inflorescence;
• determinate bush;
• the maximum height of the plant does not exceed 75 cm;
• medium foliage;

• resistant to most diseases of the nightshade family;
• unpretentious;
• able to bear fruit in poor soils and dry conditions;
• tolerates transportation well;
• long-term storage possible.

The versatility of the variety made it possible to grow it in all regions of Russia. In the middle zone, tomatoes feel comfortable in greenhouse conditions, and in the south in open ground.

Fruit characteristics:

• flat-round shape;
• there is slight ribbing closer to the stalk;
• average size of berries, with a maximum weight of up to 150 grams in greenhouse growing conditions;
• mature color - deep red;
• sweet taste with sourness;
• juicy, meaty;
• fragrant.

Tomatoes of this variety make delicious vegetable salads. Tomatoes are suitable for canning, pickling, making purees, pastes and juices. Berry rich in vitamins.

Early varieties of tomatoes resistant to late blight

Tomato varieties without late blight have time to ripen in 86-105 days.

Severenok – variety of tomato plant

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

Application for admission No. 46277, registered 2006-12-01. The Tomato variety Severenok was included in the register of those approved in 2008. Approved for use in regions: All regions.

The originator of the Tomato Severenok variety is:

Information about the patent for the Tomato variety Severenok

Patent holder of the Severenok variety:

• LLC `AGROFIRMA AELITA` (129343, MOSCOW, NANSEN TRADE, 1)

Application for protection of the Severenok variety No. 46838, registered 2006-12-01.

Patent No. 4004, registered 2008-05-20. Estimated patent expiration date 2038-12-31.

Authors of the Tomato Severenok variety

• Kachainik Vladimir Georgievich
• Chernaya Victoria Viktorovna

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Description of tomato Lord and features of growing the plant

Tomato Lord is determinate, which means that the bush grows no higher than 50-60 cm. This variety is intended for planting in open ground, but it can also be grown in a greenhouse. Lord tomatoes are unpretentious, so even an inexperienced gardener can cope with planting them.

What is a Lord tomato?

Characteristics and description of the variety:

1. The shape of the tomatoes is oval. The skin is smooth and dense.
2. The fruit color is classic red.
3. The weight of the largest fruit reaches 100 g.
4. The taste is tomato, good.
5. The fruits can be eaten fresh and also stored for the winter.
6. Lord tomatoes are a fertile variety.
7. If you care for it correctly, you can reap a good harvest.

How are tomatoes grown?

Planting should begin in the third decade of March. This is the most suitable period for sowing seeds, since the grown seedlings will be completely ready for planting in the ground by summer. The seeds can be planted dry, although many gardeners prefer to soak them first. This, in their opinion, speeds up the germination process.

To do this, the seeds are laid out on a fabric base, slightly moistened with water and covered with film. As soon as the process is activated, the grains are carefully, using tweezers, transferred to a previously prepared container with soil.

It is not recommended to water the soil; it is better to spray it with a water sprayer. With the appearance of the first shoots, the need for a large amount of light appears. If the plant does not have enough of it, then you will need to take care of additional lighting in the evening.

After the first leaves appear, the plant is placed in separate pots, in which it will remain until transplanted to a permanent place. After 2 weeks, the seedlings are fed for the first time with a complex of mineral fertilizers.

10 days before the intended planting, pots with seedlings are taken outside daily. This way the plant acclimatizes faster and gets used to new conditions more easily.

After transplanting into open ground, you need to properly care for the plant. Since the bushes are compact, up to 7 seedlings can be planted per 1 m², maintaining a distance of 40 cm.

After the first inflorescence appears, excess leaves are removed from the lower part of the main stem, slightly exposing it. It is recommended to tie up the plant. This increases air flow and prevents illness. The bushes do not need pinching.

To strengthen the root system, the soil is periodically hilled up and cleared of weeds. Mulching is also useful. Torn leaves of the plant itself or straw are used as mulch. It prevents the rapid evaporation of moisture from the soil and eliminates the need for frequent watering.

To ensure that water gets directly to the roots when watering, gardeners came up with a simple trick using a plastic bottle. After making a large number of holes, it is placed in the ground next to the bush. Water, once in a bottle, penetrates directly to the roots without affecting the plant itself.

Handle fertilizers carefully and use them infrequently. Over the entire growing season, tomatoes will need 3-4 feedings. Do not overdo it with nitrogen; a large amount of it can negatively affect the quality of the fruit and cause poisoning.

Reviews about tomato Lord are mostly positive. Gardeners note the good taste and versatility of using tomatoes. It is recommended to use organic fertilizers for fertilizing. It is recommended to plant onions or beets between the bushes, so the plant will be protected from late blight.

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