BEYSSUZHOK

Tomato Beyssuzhok F1 is a medium-maturing, high-yielding hybrid with an indeterminate growth type, suitable for cultivation in greenhouses and open ground using low-volume technology. The plant is vigorous and highly leafy, characterized by high fruit set. Fruit maturity occurs 80-85 days after transplanting, allowing for a stable and high-quality yield under various climatic conditions.

The fruits of tomato Beyssuzhok have a round shape and bright red color without green spot at the stem. Average fruit weight ranges from 140 to 180 grams; they are firm, light, and well-tolerant to transport. Tomatoes have 4-6 chambers and excellent taste qualities, making them suitable for fresh consumption and culinary processing.

The hybrid exhibits high genetic resistance to several diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, verticillium and fusarium wilts. These traits ensure reliable cultivation and minimize yield losses. Due to its characteristics, tomato Beyssuzhok F1 is successfully grown not only in Russia but also in the Middle East, demonstrating stable and high yields.