Tomato ARISTOTLE

Tomato Aristotle is a new mid-early, extremely productive hybrid, characterized by high yield and resistance to various diseases. The plant is strong-growing, with an upright bush and open habit, reaching about 60 cm in open ground. Fruit ripening occurs 70-75 days after transplanting, allowing for an early harvest under various climatic conditions.

The tomatoes of Aristotle have a cube-shaped form, approximately 13x11 cm, with very thick walls, ensuring their density and good storage quality. Most fruits are four-lobed, with a rich color that changes from dark green when immature to bright red when fully ripe. Thanks to its powerful leaf canopy, the fruits are well protected from sunburn, which is especially important when grown under hot conditions.

The hybrid is distinguished by its outstanding appearance and excellent taste qualities, making it popular for cultivation in open ground, under plastic covers, and in greenhouses. Aristotle has broad resistance to diseases, including bacterial spot, potato Y-virus, and tobamovirus, as well as tolerance to cracking and surface damage of fruits. These qualities ensure high storability and attractiveness of the harvest, making this variety an excellent choice for both commercial and home cultivation.