Tomato ALZET

Tomato ALZET is an early-maturing indeterminate hybrid with uniform fruit ripening, reaching maturity 55-60 days after transplanting. The fruits are round and have an attractive pink color, weighing 250–300 grams. Bunches form with 4–6 fruits, ensuring high plant productivity. The compact plant with short internodes has a strong root system and good leafiness, promoting the formation of full bunches without splitting and extending the fruiting period.

One of the key features of the ALZET hybrid is its high resistance to fruit cracking, significantly improving transportability and fruit preservation during transit. The abundant foliage protects the fruits from sunburn, which is especially important when growing in plastic greenhouses over 2.5 meters high. The hybrid also demonstrates resistance to diseases such as bacterial spot, verticillium wilt, and fusarium, reducing the risk of yield loss and simplifying plant care.

ALZET is recommended for intensive cultivation in protected environments, where it shows high productivity and consistent fruit quality. Due to its flavor and reliability, this tomato is suitable for both commercial greenhouses and private farms, ensuring a stable and high-quality early-ripening harvest.