Barguzin

Tomato Barguzin is a high-yielding indeterminate hybrid intended for extended and summer-autumn crop rotations. The plant has a semi-vegetative growth type with simple inflorescences, each bearing 5-6 firm, round fruits without indentations on the axis. The fruits reach an average weight of about 250 grams and turn bright red upon ripening, giving them an attractive market appearance.

One of the key features of Tomato Barguzin is its high fruit firmness, ensuring long-term storage without loss of quality or market appearance. The fruits have a dense structure, making them heat-resistant and ideal for transportation. Additionally, the tomato boasts excellent taste qualities, making it popular for both industrial cultivation in greenhouse complexes and large farms, as well as for open-field cultivation.

The Barguzin hybrid is resistant to several common tomato diseases, including mosaic virus, verticillium wilt, fusarium, and cladosporiosis. This significantly increases crop reliability and reduces the risk of losses. Due to its uniform fruit shape and size, as well as high yield, this tomato is an excellent choice for professional cultivation and commercial use.