Tomato ANGELCHIK

Technical Profile of the "Angelochek" Hybrid

This breeding product from the Federal Scientific Center for Vegetable Growing (developed by V.A. Zhidkova and T.A. Tereshonkova) is a high-yielding indeterminate tomato with strictly defined developmental cycle parameters. The primary engineering focus of this hybrid is on vegetative speed and logistical fruit stability.

Vegetation Parameters and Yield

The biological cycle of the hybrid until technical maturity is less than 90 days, classifying "Angelochek" as an early-maturing crop. The indeterminate growth type (unlimited stem development) requires mandatory bush formation and trellising, but this design feature allows for maximum efficiency in greenhouse land use.

When agronomic standards are met, the production potential reaches 70–100 tons per hectare. High planting density combined with an indeterminate growth habit enables such yields in intensive greenhouse operations.

Fruit Morphology and Commercial Quality

• Mass and Geometry: Average fruit weight ranges from 60–80 grams. The round shape ensures even load distribution during transport.
• Coloration: The hybrid demonstrates color variability (available in both red and yellow fruits), expanding market segmentation opportunities for fresh produce.
• Transportability: A critical advantage is shelf life. Fruits retain their commercial properties for more than 30 days after harvest, minimizing losses during logistics to the end consumer.

This variety is tailored for professional growers who require predictable results, high product turnover, and extended shelf life without compromising taste characteristics.