Tomato BARIBIN

Tomato Bari-bin F1 is an ultraprecocious, tall hybrid developed by Syngenta Seeds in the Netherlands. The plant is compact with short internodes, promoting the formation of 12-14 productive trusses with fruits. Due to its rapid growth, the harvest ripens within 55-60 days after transplanting seedlings to their permanent location, making this hybrid ideal for the first crop cycle, both in open ground and in plastic greenhouses.

The fruits of tomato Bari-bin weigh 180-200 grams, have a flat-round shape with slight ribbing, and a deep dark red color. They are characterized by uniformity, dense and juicy flesh, as well as consistent shape and size. These features ensure excellent storability and high transportability, allowing the fruits to maintain their appearance and taste qualities during long-distance transport. Tomatoes are suitable for both fresh market sales and processing.

Hybrid Bari-bin exhibits high resistance to several common diseases, including tomato mosaic virus, bronze disease, fusarium wilt, fusarium, verticillium wilt, brown spot (cladosporiosis), blossom end rot, and nematodes. Additionally, it has moderate resistance to yellow leaf curl virus. This comprehensive protection enables growers to cultivate tomatoes with minimal plant protection costs and achieve a stable, high yield.