Behram

Behram F1 tomato is a high-yielding, mid-season determinate bush-type hybrid developed by Enza Zaden from the Netherlands. The plant features a strong root system and sturdy stem, providing good resistance to adverse weather conditions and common diseases such as verticillium wilt and fusarium. The vegetation period is approximately 70–75 days from transplanting seedlings into open ground, making this hybrid ideal for cultivation in open fields and plastic greenhouses.

The fruits of Behram F1 tomato have a round shape, uniform structure, and rich red color with a glossy finish. The average fruit weight ranges from 200 to 280 grams, and they exhibit firmness and excellent market appeal. High sugar content (2.1–2.4%) gives the fruits a pleasant taste, making them suitable for fresh consumption, salad preparation, as well as processing into juices and pastes. The tomatoes withstand transportation well and can remain on the plant for extended periods without cracking, which is especially important for commercial cultivation and market distribution.

Behram F1 hybrid is valued for its stable 100% yield of high-quality produce and its ability to form a large number of fruits due to its robust and resilient plant mass. These characteristics make it an attractive choice for farmers and gardeners aiming to achieve high yields with excellent taste and market qualities. Recommended for cultivation in open ground and plastic greenhouses, expanding its applicability across various climatic conditions.