Tomato Complice

Genetic Potential and Plant Protection

The «Complis» tomato by Monsanto is an indeterminate hybrid engineered for extended production cycles. The core strength of this variety lies in its robust immune profile: breeders have incorporated comprehensive resistance to pathogens that typically threaten greenhouse profit margins. High resistance to Tomato Mosaic Virus and various powdery mildews (including Leveillula) significantly reduces the need for heavy fungicide applications, which is essential for sustainable high-quality production.

Agronomic Performance and Morphology

With a maturation cycle of 120–130 days, this hybrid is designed for long-season cultivation. The plant exhibits high growth vigor and adaptability, allowing for efficient canopy management. The 100–150 gram fruits feature a precise, uniform round to globe shape, which is considered the standard for modern automated grading and packaging systems.

Transportability and Post-Harvest Longevity

The key economic driver of the «Complis» is its shelf life. The firm structure of the fruit, combined with a genetic resistance to blossom-end rot, ensures that produce remains marketable for over 30 days post-harvest. For the grower, this means operational flexibility: the fruits maintain their turgor and color integrity during long-haul logistics, effectively minimizing post-harvest losses and ensuring the product reaches the consumer in premium condition.

• Type: Indeterminate hybrid.
• Resistance: Tomato Mosaic Virus, powdery mildew, blossom-end rot.
• Color: Intense red.
• Shelf life: 30+ days.