Tomato CHUKLOMA

CHUKLOMA — a mid-early tomato variety distinguished by high productivity and resistance to major diseases such as tobacco mosaic virus, fusarium wilt, and cladosporiosis. Plants of this variety are sturdy and reach a height of about 1.6 meters when grown in open ground. It is recommended to grow CHUKLOMA in plastic greenhouses and under temporary coverings, which ensures a stable and high yield.

The fruits of this variety have an elongated oval or cylindrical shape, resembling a banana, with a bright mandarin-orange color. Fruit length is approximately 10-12 cm, and weight varies from 110 to 150 grams. Tomatoes have an elevated content of vitamin A (carotene), making them especially beneficial for children and adults. Yield per plant reaches 4.5-5.5 kg, and per square meter — up to 9.6 kg.

CHUKLOMA is suitable for fresh consumption due to its attractive appearance and beneficial properties. For cultivation, it is recommended to sow seedlings in March, followed by transplanting into greenhouses in early to mid-May. This variety will be an excellent choice for those who value the combination of high yield, disease resistance, and the beneficial qualities of the fruits.