Tomato BUVENA

Tomato Buvena is an early indeterminate bif-variety hybrid, intended for cultivation in open fields and greenhouses. The plant features vigorous growth and excellent fruit setting throughout the summer. Leaves are medium-length and green, inflorescences are simple, and the peduncle is equipped with a joint, facilitating harvest. Fruits have flat or round shapes with slight ribbing, dense structure, and a rich red color when ripe. Average fruit weight varies from 180 to 240 grams depending on growing conditions, with a high rating for juiciness and fleshiness. Hybrid Buvena boasts high yield: in open fields, it yields about 9.8 kg per square meter, and in plastic greenhouses — up to 25.1 kg per square meter. This variety is resistant to a broad spectrum of diseases, including fusarium, blossom end rot, and tobacco mosaic virus, significantly reducing the need for intensive care and treatments. Thanks to its high fruit uniformity and dense structure, tomatoes withstand long-distance transportation, making them attractive for commercial cultivation and sales. Buvena F1 is a reliable and economically advantageous hybrid combining high fruit quality, disease resistance, and ease of care. Its juicy, meaty fruits are especially valued fresh, making this tomato an excellent choice for salads and other culinary applications. Low labor requirements and stable fruiting throughout the season ensure a consistent and high yield, which distinguishes this hybrid from other tomato varieties.