Tomato BIAATLON

Tomato Biatlon F1 is an ultra-early, determinate hybrid that begins fruiting 80-85 days after germination. Plants are low-growing, up to 80 cm tall, making them suitable for cultivation in both plastic greenhouses and open ground. Bushes are moderately branched and form 2-3 stems, promoting good air circulation and even fruit ripening. The recommended planting scheme is 40x50 cm, with seedlings sown in early to mid-April, followed by transplanting at the first true leaf stage. Transplanting seedlings into the ground occurs at 30-35 days of age, typically from early to mid-May, depending on weather conditions.

The fruits of tomato Biatlon have a flat-round shape, smooth and firm skin, red color, and weigh 80-100 grams. They are known for their excellent taste and are ideal for making fresh salads. The hybrid exhibits good yield consistency, allowing harvest of 3-3.3 kg of tomatoes per plant. Due to its characteristics, tomato Biatlon is an excellent choice for those who value early and abundant harvests of quality fruit.

Special attention has been given to the hybrid's resistance to major tomato diseases. Biatlon has high resistance to tobacco mosaic virus, fusarium, and cladosporeiosis, significantly reducing the risk of crop loss and the need for chemical protection. These qualities make tomato Biatlon a reliable and profitable option for cultivation both in home gardens and commercial vegetable farming.