Tomato Alambra F1

Tomato Alambra F1 is a medium-early indeterminate hybrid with a period from germination to fruiting of 110-115 days. Plants are characterized by unlimited growth and are recommended for cultivation in plastic and winter greenhouses. Sowing for seedlings is carried out in mid-late March, pinching-out is performed in the phase of the first true leaf, and transplanting into greenhouses occurs in early-to-mid May when seedlings are about 45 days old. Plant formation is done as a single stem with mandatory support a few days after planting. The planting scheme is 40x50 cm, which promotes optimal development and yield. Tomato Alambra F1 fruits have a flat-round shape, smooth and even surface with a shiny skin. Fruit weight varies from 140 to 160 grams and more, they are bright red with excellent taste qualities. Fruits contain 4-5 chambers and feature a dense structure without veins, ensuring their high marketability and good transportability. The hybrid exhibits uniform fruiting, with yield per plant reaching 6.0-6.5 kg, and in extended cropping systems, yield may reach up to 54 kg/m2. Alambra F1 possesses high resistance to major tomato diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, and fusarium. Plants adapt well to various growing conditions, including soil and low-volume hydroponics, and are resistant to temperature fluctuations. Thanks to its well-developed root system, the hybrid successfully grows both in heated and unheated greenhouses. These characteristics make Alambra F1 a reliable choice for obtaining stable and high-quality tomato yields under various climatic conditions.