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AGASHA

Product Type
Seeds; Seed material
Direction
Fresh Market
Growing
Covered Ground, Open Ground
Maturation Period
90-100 days
Offers: 2
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Price range
160 - 1 578 UAH
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Plant Type
Determinant
Fruit Shape
Round
Fruit Color
Orange
Description AGASHA
Tomato AGASHA is a determinate variety with a compact medium-height plant reaching 75-80 cm. This hybrid is characterized by early ripening: from seedling emergence to the first harvest, it takes about 85-100 days, allowing for quick access to fresh fruit. The plant has a moderate number of leaves and a compact form, which simplifies care and harvesting, both in open ground and protected environments.

The tomatoes of AGASHA are round with a small stem, weighing 110-120 g, featuring a dense and smooth skin. They are juicy, 3-4-chambered, with a rich, sweet flavor and dark-orange color, due to high carotene content. These characteristics make this variety appealing to consumers who value not only appearance but also taste.

The variety is distinguished by high yield: in open ground, it reaches up to 15 kg per square meter, and in protected environments — up to 20 kg per square meter. Additionally, tomato AGASHA is resistant to major diseases such as alternaria, tobacco mosaic virus, and fusarium wilt, significantly reducing harvest losses and simplifying cultivation techniques.
Specifications AGASHA
Diseases
Alternariosis
Alternariosis
Viruses
Mosaic viruses
Fusarium
Fusarium
Product Type
Seeds; Seed material
Direction
Fresh Market
Growing
Covered Ground
Open Ground
Maturation Period
90-100 days
Plant Type
Determinant
Fruit Shape
Round
Fruit Color
Orange
Fruit Weight
100-150 grams
Number of chambers
Three-Four
Country
Russia
Registration Year
2024
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Varieties
Vegetable Crops
Manufacturer
Breeders
Blokhin-Mechtalyn Vasiliy Ivanovich
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