Tomato Apollo

The Apollo tomato variety is an indeterminate plant with medium-height bushes about 150 cm tall and dark green medium to large leaves. This variety was developed in 2008 and is intended for cultivation in greenhouse conditions. The flowers are simple, which facilitates care and fruit formation.

The fruits of the Apollo tomato have an elliptical or oval shape with slight flattening at the tip and a characteristic 'nose' at the top. Fruit weight ranges from 90 to 200 grams, with dense, slightly ribbed flesh. Unripe fruits are green with a dark green spot near the stem, while ripe fruits turn to a vibrant red. The taste of the fruits is rated as excellent, making them attractive for fresh consumption.

The variety is characterized by high yield, reaching up to 14.1 kg per square meter, and resistance to fruit cracking as well as adverse climatic conditions. Fruit ripening occurs approximately on day 108 after emergence, allowing for planning harvest dates. Due to its characteristics, the Apollo tomato is an excellent choice for cultivation in greenhouses and other enclosed spaces.