Tomato ANNA-MEY

Tomato ANNA-MEY is a mid-late hybrid with large fruits, possessing a rich and honey-like flavor. The plant is indeterminate, robust, reaching up to 1.8 meters in height with thick stems. The fruits have a slightly flattened-round shape with a subtle heart shape, colored deep raspberry with yellow sides and often have small ribs at the base. The flesh has a rich orange color with a bright red core and a distinct, earthy aroma, making this tomato especially attractive for salads and fresh consumption.

The plant features a strong open type with horizontally arranged leaves and medium internode length. Leaves are medium-sized, green, slightly hanging. Flowers are simple, and inflorescence development occurs quickly. Fruits are dense, weighing from 35 to 650 grams depending on growing conditions and pruning. Tomatoes are uniformly colored, firmly attached to the calyx, ensuring prolonged retention of green parts on the inflorescence and an attractive appearance in packaging.

ANNA-MEY is distinguished by high yield and resistance to several diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus, verticillium wilt, and fusarium. The hybrid sets fruit well under hot conditions and is suitable for cultivation in heated glasshouses on substrates, as well as under light culture conditions. High marketability of fruits and their excellent taste qualities make this tomato in demand for both industrial production and personal cultivation.