Tomato ALLEN 2000

Tomato ALLEN 2000 is a high-yielding determinate hybrid of early maturity, reaching ripeness in 95-100 days after sowing. The plant is compact, with a height of 95 to 115 cm and medium leafiness. The first truss forms above the 5th-6th leaf, and subsequent trusses appear every 1-2 leaves, ensuring stable and abundant fruiting. Plants have strong growth and abundant vegetative mass, which protects fruits from sunburn.

The fruits of tomato ALLEN 2000 have a rounded-cuboid shape, dense and meaty structure, weighing 85 to 100 grams. They are a deep red color both inside and out, with uniform flesh and high dry matter content (5.4-6.0%). Fruits lack green spot at the calyx and white core inside, indicating high quality. Tomatoes retain their shape and weight, do not shrivel or drop even in hot weather, and have excellent flavor, especially for pickling.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to diseases such as alternaria and viral mosaic, and is tolerant to blossom-end rot. It tolerates heat and drought stress well, has excellent fruit set at high temperatures, and can withstand long-distance transportation. Tomato ALLEN 2000 is suitable for cultivation in open fields and greenhouses, intended for fresh market, processing, and canning, making it a versatile and in-demand variety.