Caras

Tomato Caras — a mid-season determinate variety with a low, compact plant reaching up to 50-60 cm in height. It is characterized by stable high yield and uniform fruit formation. The fruits are round, bright red, weighing 50-140 grams depending on growing conditions. The fruit skin is dense, providing resistance to cracking and suitability for whole-fruit canning and pickling.

The variety is versatile in use: its fruits are excellent for fresh consumption, processing into tomato products, and pickling. The flavor is high-quality, with a rich taste and mild acidity. Tomato Caras has good resistance to diseases, cold tolerance, drought resistance, and wind resistance, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in open ground and under plastic coverings.

The vegetation period is approximately 100-105 days. Seedlings should be planted in March, and transplanted into the ground in May. Due to its characteristics and versatility, the Caras variety occupies a worthy place in gardens and is suitable for both home cultivation and small-scale farming.