A variety originally from Siberia - tomato Magic Cascade F1: description of cherry tomatoes and their characteristics

Tomato Magic Cascade f1 has an extraordinary appearance - many long clusters descend like waves and are hung with bright tomatoes. The variety is the result of Siberian selection and is intended for cultivation in closed beds.

Description and characteristics of the variety

Magic Cascade is an indeterminate tomato with tall, strong shoots. The bushes reach a height of 2 m. For support, they must be tied to trellises and pinched.

Each fruiting cluster produces 20-40 ripening cherry tomatoes. The average weight of tomatoes, similar in shape to cherries, is 20-30 g.

Tomatoes have a pleasant sweetish-fruity taste, juicy when crushed, but not watery.

Cherry tomato Magic Cascade is an early ripening hybrid. Tomatoes ripen after 85-90 days from germination.

The skin is strong, so the tomatoes do not crack when preserved and look beautiful in the jar.

Growing experience: advantages and disadvantages of tomatoes

Like any cherry tomato, this hybrid has a marketable appearance. The thin skin is strong enough to withstand transportation of the crop. Fertility data varies. The annotation from the certificate indicates 5-6 kg/sq.m. m. Practicing gardeners talk about 12 or even 15-17 kg from the same area.

Other advantages of tomato:

• early maturation;
• versatility of culinary use (including decoration of dishes);
• good keeping quality;
• same size of fruits;
• amicable maturation;
• resistance to some types of tomato diseases.

Long lashes alone are not able to hold the abundance of heavy fruits. The gardener needs to think in advance about a strong and reliable mount for the bush. Trellis will do. Without this, the stems may break during growth and the crop may fall to the ground. Cherry tomatoes need proper formation and timely cutting off of the shoots. These are the main inconveniences in caring for the crop.

Features of tomato agricultural technology

The hybrid is grown by seedlings in open ground. In the case of this tomato, planting seeds for seedlings is carried out 60-65 days before the planned move to the garden bed. Practice shows: in regions with a temperate or cold climate, it is still better to grow a hybrid in a greenhouse. Recommendations from experts for various agricultural technologies:

1. Plant no more than 3 seedlings per 1 square. m.
2. The bush shows its best performance when formed into 3 stems.
3. At a certain point in the season, the growth of the vines stops. This reveals the determinant characteristics of the variety.
4. Water the tomatoes at intervals of 2-3 days.

Advice. For sale or transportation, it is better to harvest the crop not as individual tomatoes, but as whole bunches. Place vegetables in boxes along with branches.

Cascade tomato review: photos, features and reviews about the variety

The Cascade tomato is a relatively young Siberian variety with elegant bright scarlet fruits of excellent taste. Unpretentious and high-yielding, it invariably attracts the attention of both beginners and experienced gardeners interested in obtaining a high-keeping crop, suitable for both summer seasonal cooking and winter preservation.

Characteristics and description of the variety

Tomato Cascade is a variety from Novosibirsk, included in the State Register of Plants of the Russian Federation in 2010. Perfectly adapted to the fleeting Western Siberian and Far Eastern summers, it is also successfully grown in warmer regions.

From the emergence of seedlings to the harvest of the first harvest of this mid-season variety, 110-115 days pass.

Interesting facts about cherry tomatoes

Tomatoes whose fruit weight is 13-25 g are called cherry tomatoes. The amount of dry matter in the fruits of such tomatoes is 1.5-2 times higher than that of ordinary tomatoes.

Many breeders like to conduct various experiments with small-fruited tomatoes, so now there are cherry tomatoes with the taste of strawberries, blueberries and some other berry crops. But not all the fruits of these tomatoes are small; there are varieties with fruits the size of a tennis ball.

This type of tomato bushes can be high, medium and low. Cherries also differ in the color of the fruit.

Multi-colored cherry varieties look great among other vegetables in the beds, and the harvested harvest of ripe fruits of different colors looks great when decorating the table, as well as in canning.

Tomato seeds “Magic Cascade” F1, early ripening, 0.05 g

• Are common
• Trademark SeDeK
• Article 1731132
• Certificate Not subject to certification
• Country of origin: Russia
• Composition See on packaging
• Packaging
• 400 pcs in box
• Packaging 10 pcs.
• Individual packaging No packaging
• Package size 15 cm × 8 cm × 0.2 cm
• Dimensions and weight
• Gross weight 7 g

Even in a small garden you can get a bountiful harvest of vitamin-rich vegetables. Bright, tasty and fleshy fruits grow only from high-quality seeds. Modern science has learned to breed varieties that grow in the most infertile soil and require minimal care.

Tomato seeds “Magic Cascade” F1, early ripening, 0.05 g germinate quickly and en masse, without causing any problems to the gardener. An unpretentious plant produces a beautiful fruit, which is distinguished by a high content of valuable microelements and exhibits excellent taste in both culinary dishes and home canned food.

The variety, bred by experienced breeders, is resistant to common diseases and is not afraid of cold and drought. It actively grows and bears fruit in low light conditions.

Tips for Growing Vegetables

• Choose quality seeds from trusted manufacturers. You can save on planting material, but you need to do it wisely.
• Vegetables bear fruit abundantly only on suitable soil. For example, cabbage may die next to tomatoes, but be healthy next to mint or thyme.
• Seedlings will be very lethargic if grown in the wrong container. A container that is too large or cramped, poorly drained, or simply of poor quality will kill or spoil the sprouts.
• Don't forget to prepare the seeds for planting. Often, pre-sowing treatment not only promotes proper germination, but also saves the entire garden from infections that may contain seeds.
• Another common mistake is failure to comply with the timing of sowing and planting seedlings, which affect the plant’s ability to take root and develop. You can use the lunar calendar or information about agricultural technology that the manufacturer indicates on the packaging.

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A selection of reviews from amateur gardeners

Nina Kochkareva (Central Region) was pleased with the density and taste of her Magic Cascade harvest. However, her clusters turned out to be less dense - 10 fruits on each. Svetlana from Yekaterinburg also left positive reviews about the hybrid. She grew her cherry tomatoes in a greenhouse.

Valentina from Abakan (Khakassia) noted the insufficient early maturity of the variety. Her tomatoes in the greenhouse only ripened in August and had grown greatly. The summer resident pointed out the strength of attachment of the fruits to the branches. Harvesting and storing the crop is easy. Gardeners also confirm the increased immunity of the crop.

The hybrid tomato variety Magic Cascade is suitable for landowners in Siberia, the Urals, the Far East, and other cool regions. In the south it can be grown in the garden without shelter. The advantage of this tomato is its cherry size, high yield, and ease of maintenance on the site. But for full fruiting it is necessary to work on the shape of the bush throughout the growing season.

Cherry - fruit tomatoes

Small tomatoes with a fruit weight of 15 to 20 g are called cherry tomatoes. Cherry tomatoes contain twice as much dry matter in their pulp as regular tomatoes. Breeders like to experiment with small-fruited crops, as a result of which cherry fruits with the taste of blueberries, raspberries and other fruits appeared. However, this does not mean that all cherries are small-fruited. There are also large-fruited varieties that produce tomatoes the size of a tennis ball.

Like traditional varieties, cherry trees have high, low and medium bush growth. Tall crops are most often planted for decorative purposes. Cherries shine with a variety of shapes and colors of fruits, the structure and arrangement of clusters on the plant.

Advice! It is optimal to plant several cherry bushes on your plot, bearing fruits of different colors. In addition to decoration, colorful small tomatoes look elegant when used in canning and cooking.