Tomato Anabel F1

Tomato Anabel F1 — a high-yielding indeterminate hybrid developed by the Dutch company Rijk Zwaan. This mid-late variety is characterized by high adaptability and resistance to various diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus, fusarium, verticillium, cladosporiosis, and gall nematode. Plants are medium-height and suitable for cultivation both in open ground with support and tying, and in greenhouse conditions, allowing for a stable harvest in different climatic zones.

The fruits of tomato Anabel have a distinctive flat-round or pear-shaped form with a tip at the end, colored in deep red or raspberry. Fruit weight varies from 107 to 250 grams, occasionally reaching over 300 grams. The flesh is juicy with a dense skin, ensuring good marketability and resistance to cracking. Tomatoes have an excellent flavor and aroma, making them versatile for fresh consumption, as well as for making salads, sauces, and juices that can be canned for winter storage.

The Anabel F1 variety is distinguished by high yield and concentrated fruit set on trusses, making it attractive for commercial cultivation and home use. Plants respond well to mineral fertilizer application and require moderate regular watering with growth regulation during ripening. Due to its resistance to stressful conditions and diseases, this tomato is suitable for extended cropping cycles and provides a stable harvest 90 days after planting.