BUGI VUGI

Tomato Bugi Vugi is an indeterminate large-fruited hybrid with pink fruits, developed by the company Elitnyy Ryad. This tall tomato has an early ripening period — from germination to harvest takes 100–105 days. The fruits have a shape ranging from flat-round to heart-shaped, smooth and vivid pink, without the characteristic green spot at the stem. Each fruit weighs between 150 to 300 grams, making them sufficiently large and attractive to consumers.

Bugi Vugi has high yield — up to 17 kg per square meter when planting three plants per 1 sq.m. The clusters are complex, containing 6 to 12 fruits, which contributes to a significant harvest per plant. The fruits are dense and well-suited for transportation, making this variety convenient for commercial cultivation and sales. The taste qualities of the tomatoes are very high, expanding their culinary applications.

The hybrid is resistant to major tomato diseases, such as tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), septoria, and macrosporiosis, which reduces the risk of yield loss and the need for frequent chemical treatments. Tomato Bugi Vugi is versatile in application — suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in plastic greenhouses, making it an excellent choice for various climatic conditions and cultivation methods.