Tomato Agilis

Tomato Agilis F1 is a tall, early-maturing hybrid developed by breeders of Enza Zaden from the Netherlands. This variety is characterized by its plasticity, light-loving nature, and high stress tolerance, making it easy to care for. Agilis can be successfully grown both in open ground and in polyethylene greenhouses, suitable for first and second crop rotations. The plant has a generative type with very short internodes, making it compact and easy to manage.

The fruits of tomato Agilis are large, weighing approximately 220-240 grams, round in shape with a characteristic elongated tip. Their deep red color and smooth surface without ridges or tendency to crack make them attractive to consumers. The flesh is dense, with a pleasant flavor and pronounced aroma, allowing them to be used both for fresh consumption and for making juices and various home-cooked dishes.

The variety exhibits high resistance to major diseases of solanaceous crops, such as leaf blight, fusarium, virus leaf spot, and tomato mosaic. Intensive and uniform ripening of fruits on multiple trusses simultaneously ensures high yield. Due to its characteristics, tomato Agilis is an excellent choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions and types of soil, ensuring a stable and high-quality harvest.