Tomato Sovereign F1: characteristics and description of the variety, photos of tomatoes, reviews of plant productivity

Tomato Sovereign F1 is a leader in greenhouses and garden beds and has a lot of advantages. This is early ripeness, amazing taste, productivity. Belongs to the line of salad varieties.

Height	Landing location	Ripening time	Fruit color	Fruit size	Origin	Fruit shape
Medium height	Greenhouse, Open ground	Early ripening	Reds	Average	Hybrid	Round

Description and characteristics of the variety

The Sovereign tomato is intended for growing in greenhouses without heating and in open areas. Refers to determinant medium-sized hybrids. The bushes do not grow higher than 0.9 m. They have compact sizes, moderate branching and foliage.

Each shoot produces 4 clusters, and 6-7 tomatoes are tied to the clusters. The shape is ovoid. The color is bright red with a beautiful gloss. There are 8-9 seed chambers.

The fruits are fleshy when broken and dry. Sugar content at 5%. The taste is sour with hints of sweetness. Tomatoes fit well and are transported.

What is the Sovereign f1 tomato?

Characteristics and description of the variety:

Fruit ripening occurs within 100 days after sowing seeds for seedlings in pots.
Grows well in unheated greenhouses.
The growth of the bushes is limited; plants can grow up to a maximum of 90 cm (in open ground conditions).
The bushes have medium-sized dark green foliage.
On each stem, four clusters are formed, on which the inflorescences of future fruits are then tied.
There is no need to form a stem.
A stable growth of green mass occurs quickly on the bushes.
From one plot of 1 m², summer residents collect 16 kg of tomatoes.

The main differences between the hybrid and the famous Tsar tomato variety are:

Maturation period. The Sovereign variety is classified as early-ripening, and Tsar as mid-ripening.
Scientists created the Sovereign tomato as a hybrid, and Tsar Peter is the result of long and successful selection.
Tsar Peter is grown in greenhouses, greenhouses and open beds, and Sovereign is recommended by breeders to grow in open ground.

According to reviews from summer residents, the Sovereign variety is highly resistant to the following diseases of fruit bushes:

stolbur;
VTM;
Alternaria blight.

The hybrid variety is famous not only for the external parameters of the plant and its advantages over other tomatoes, but also for its fruits of excellent quality.

When tomatoes ripen, they acquire a sweet and sour tomato taste. Other features worth noting:

High level of keeping quality and transportability of fruits.
The core is soft, juicy, sugary.
The skin is dense, shiny, glossy, and does not crack during ripening and placement in boxes.
Tomatoes are ovoid in shape with a teardrop-shaped tip.
The average weight of one tomato is 180 g or more.
Tomatoes contain a large amount of sugar, which gives the fruit its sweetness.
The color of ripe fruits is yellow-red.
Inside tomatoes there are 8 to 9 seed chambers.

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Under what conditions can fresh tomatoes be stored for a long time?

So, the choice of long-lasting varieties is truly huge. And yet, no matter what variety you choose, in order to preserve the fruits until winter or even until spring, you need to create suitable conditions for the tomatoes.

Firstly, the tomatoes that we plan to store need to be collected correctly. The later this is done, the better. On the other hand, tomatoes cannot be left until cold weather. As soon as night temperatures start approaching +8C, it's time to act. Two weeks before harvesting, you need to stop watering. We will pick the fruits when they are green, milky white, slightly browned and always dry. If we store tomatoes picked after rain, they will not last long. It is better to cover them with film and wait a week. Or send only fruits from the greenhouse to “keep.”

Secondly, we carefully examine our candidates for long-term storage. Tomatoes should be smooth, without signs of disease, cracks or damage.

Thirdly, all carefully selected tomatoes must be processed. Some wipe them with Fitosporin, others with vodka. This helps minimize the risk of developing infections. After processing, the fruits must be dried.

Our tomatoes are ready to go into the boxes. We place them with the stalks up in one layer, separating them from each other with paper so that the fruits do not touch each other.

Optimal conditions for long-term storage are:

darkness,
air temperature from +12C to +14C (can be stored at +5-+7C, but low temperatures worsen the taste),
air humidity is about 80%.

If you can create such conditions, then the tomatoes will last quietly until the New Year, and some until next summer. And if you can’t, try storing them under the sofa at home. Sometimes this is quite enough.

We wish you success and great harvests!

Growing tomatoes

Climatic conditions have a significant impact on yield, as do the characteristics of specific areas. The quality of planting care also matters.

Tomato Persianovsky: characteristics and description of the variety

Peat pots for seedlings should be prepared by the end of March.

Important! Pre-planting material and container are disinfected with a manganese solution.

The soil for seedlings should have a light consistency and fertility - peat is considered the best option. The seeds need to be buried approximately 1 cm. The average air temperature under which the planting containers will be located is +24°C. When the first shoots appear, the temperature drops to +18°C.

2 weeks before planting at a permanent landing site, they are hardened, ventilated and dived.

Important! It is recommended to plant tomatoes in the ground at a distance of 40-50 cm.

Further care is needed as for any other variety: watering at least 2 times a week, loosening the soil, fertilizing.

If you follow agricultural technology, the Sovereign tomato will reward you with an abundant, tasty harvest.

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Advantages and disadvantages of a hybrid

The originator relies on the following advantages of the tomato:

Stable high yield. The yield of fruits of commercial quality is about 80-90%.
The rationality of cultivation both in personal plots and on a large scale.
Good appearance. Tomatoes on one bush are even in size.
Versatility of use in cooking. Excellent taste of tomatoes in any form.
Resistance to fusarium wilt, verticillium wilt, TMV.

The main disadvantage of the tomato is its inability to grow outdoors in the garden. Other disadvantages relate to the basic characteristics of the hybrid. Like any tall tomato, it needs shaping, regular cleaning of stepsons and gartering. If you like this variety, you will not be able to propagate it yourself due to its hybrid nature.

Attention! Also, due to the ripening time, the tomato does not avoid late blight. Therefore, it is impossible to do without preventive spring treatment of the beds.

Advantages and disadvantages

A tomato of this variety usually begins to bear fruit somewhat later than most of its counterparts, but its positive qualities should be noted:

High yield.
Extended fruiting period.
Resistance to diseases - fusarium and tobacco mosaic virus.
Possibility of long-term storage of fruits.

The “Good f1” tomato, judging by the reviews and photos of plants offered by those who planted it in a greenhouse, can bear fruit for a long time, and the shelf life of ripe fruits reaches 30 days. Unfortunately, late fruiting in the absence of a greenhouse is a disadvantage, since in open ground the tomato does not have time to produce a full harvest.

Some summer residents also consider the disadvantages of the need to spend time on pinching and shaping plants in the greenhouse.

Kalroma – variety of tomato plant

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

Application for admission No. 31714, registered 1998-10-14. The Kalroma Tomato variety was included in the register of approved varieties in 1999. Approved for use in regions: All regions.

The originator of the Kalroma Tomato variety is:

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How to achieve what you want?

Gardeners choose seeds by reading the description on the bag. But the specified yield can be achieved if you follow the growing rules. The size and shape of tomatoes depend on growing conditions.

Breeders recommend:

you should start forcing seedlings on March 15–25;
disinfect the trays with a pink solution of potassium permanganate;
the soil for seedlings should be light and fertile;
bury the seeds 1–1.5 cm into the soil;
Maintain a temperature of 23–25 degrees Celsius until germination;
reduce the temperature after pipping to 18 degrees Celsius;
plants need to be hardened, ventilated, illuminated;
dive into separate cups after two true leaves appear;
The planting site must be prepared in advance (loosen, add the mineral complex nitrogen-potassium-phosphorus);
place on permanent beds after returning spring frosts;
to strengthen the plants, add double superphosphate when planting (1 tablespoon per bush);
for the first three days, shade the plantings from the sun with white non-woven material;
bushes require garter: the plant overloads itself with fruits;
to preserve moisture, it is recommended to mulch the soil with rotted organic matter and dark non-woven material;
Water moderately: after complete drying.

Experienced gardeners advise regularly loosening the beds. This ensures gas exchange and improves soil structure. This treatment replaces watering.

The plant is sensitive to sunlight. Planted in partial shade, the Sovereign produces sour, hard fruits.