Beorange

The Beorange tomato is a mid-early variety with bright orange fruits, developed by German breeders of the company Bayer AG. The plant is strong, medium-height, and indeterminate in growth habit, providing good vegetative mass. This variety is distinguished by high resistance to several infectious diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus (ToMV), fusarium wilt, and other pathogens, making it a reliable choice for cultivation under various climatic conditions, including low-temperature greenhouses.

The Beorange tomato fruits are large, round or slightly heart-shaped, weighing about 180-200 grams. They have a bright orange color with juicy, fleshy, multi-chambered flesh and thick walls. Due to their high content of lycopene and carotene, these tomatoes are not only visually appealing but also beneficial to health. The flesh has a sweet taste and dense texture, making the fruits ideal for fresh consumption, as well as for stuffed dishes and various sandwiches.

The Beorange variety has good potential productivity even under unfavorable growing conditions. It is recommended for cultivation in regions with different climatic characteristics, including Almaty, Jambyl, Kyrgyzstan, Jetysu, and Turkestan regions. Thanks to its qualities and resistance, this tomato will be an excellent choice both for commercial production and personal gardens.