Tomato BRUSH STROKE

Brush Stroke — an early indeterminate tomato hybrid with a maturity period of 95-105 days. The plant is strong, compact, and well-leafed, ensuring ease of care and harvesting. Fruits are round, red when ripe, and weigh 130-150 grams. They are multi-chambered, dense, and distinguished by excellent flavor, making them appealing for fresh consumption.

The hybrid is characterized by high yield — up to 27 kg per square meter. It is resistant to a range of viral diseases, including tobacco mosaic, bronze leaf disease, and yellow curling leaf, as well as fusarium wilt. Due to its cold and drought tolerance, Brush Stroke sets fruit well even at high temperatures, expanding its cultivation possibilities across various climates.

This tomato is suitable for cultivation in open ground, plastic, and conventional greenhouses, making it versatile for different regions. Fruits do not crack, have high marketability, and are transportable, which is crucial for commercial cultivation and sales. The compactness of the plant and disease resistance ensure a stable and high-quality yield.