Tomato Chesena

Chesena F1 — an ultra-early determinate tomato hybrid intended for open-field cultivation. The maturation period is 85–95 days from seedling emergence, with the first harvest possible as early as 60–62 days after transplanting. The plant is compact and exhibits strong growth, quickly developing and easily adapting to various agronomic conditions and weather factors. The hybrid is stress-tolerant and capable of fruiting even at high temperatures, making it especially valuable for cultivation in hot climates. Chesena tomato fruits have a rounded-heart shape, deep red color, and average weight of 75–90 grams. They are firm, meaty, and lack green spots at the stem attachment, indicating high product quality. Dry matter content in the fruits ranges from 5.4–6.0%, ensuring versatility: suitable for fresh consumption as well as culinary and processing applications. Fruits maintain their shape and weight throughout the growing period, do not shrivel or drop even under hot weather. Chesena F1 hybrid demonstrates high resistance to Verticillium wilt and nematodes, and is tolerant to blossom end rot. These characteristics ensure stable yields exceeding 100 tons per hectare. The plant is well-leafed, and its leaves provide protective coverage for the fruits, further contributing to yield preservation. Due to its low maintenance requirements and high productivity, Chesena F1 is a profitable choice for farmers aiming to achieve early and high-quality harvests.