Tomato Bizarr F1

Tomato Bizarr F1 is an early indeterminate hybrid with a vegetative period of 90-95 days from seedling transplanting. The plant features rapid growth, excellent fruit set, and generative development. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in greenhouses, including winter and spring-summer rotations, making it versatile for various climatic conditions and cultivation technologies.

Fruits of tomato Bizarr F1 have a round, slightly ribbed shape and red color when ripe, with green coloration and a dark green spot at the stem end when immature. Average fruit weight is 140-170 grams; they are dense, uniform in size and shape, ensuring high market appeal. The hybrid exhibits excellent cold tolerance, high transportability, resistance to cracking and micro-cracking, allowing it to maintain fruit quality during long-term storage and transportation.

Bizarr F1 possesses high resistance to major tomato diseases, including fusarium and verticillium wilt, cladosporiosis, tracheomycosis wilt, root rot, and tomato mosaic virus. For optimal development, grafting onto Maxifort F1 rootstock and limiting fruit clusters to 5-6 fruits is recommended. Marketable yield reaches 98%, making this hybrid a profitable and reliable choice for commercial cultivation and fresh consumption.