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DAWN'S GRAINS

Product Type
Seeds; Seed material
Direction
Recycling, Fresh Market
Growing
Open Ground, Glass Greenhouses
Maturation Period
100-120 days
Offers: 2
Where to buy
Price range
20 - 202 UAH
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5
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0
Producer
Gavrish
Plant Type
Indeterminate
Fruit Shape
Plum-shaped
Fruit Color
Red
Description DAWN'S GRAINS
Tomato DAWN'S GRAINS is a large-fruited, mid-early variety with plum-shaped fruits weighing 350–450 grams. The plant is indeterminate, meaning it has unlimited growth, and begins fruiting 105–110 days after emergence. The fruits are red, multi-chambered, and juicy, ripening in clusters of 5–6 fruits, ensuring high yields of up to 9–11 kg per square meter.

This variety is primarily intended for salad use due to its concentrated flavor and rich, sweet flesh aroma. However, its versatility allows tomatoes DAWN'S GRAINS to be used for making tomato paste, juices, and canning in their own juice. The fruits are ideal both for fresh consumption and processing.

For successful cultivation, seedlings should be sown in March–early April, with transplanting into the soil conducted in early–mid May or late May–early June. Plants must be staked within a few days after transplanting. Plant shaping involves training the plant into a single stem, removing all suckers and lower leaves, and pinching off the growth tip at the end of the growing season, which promotes better development and increases yield.
Specifications DAWN'S GRAINS
Product Type
Seeds; Seed material
Direction
Recycling
Fresh Market
Growing
Open Ground
Glass Greenhouses
Maturation Period
100-120 days
Plant Type
Indeterminate
Fruit Shape
Plum-shaped
Fruit Color
Red
Fruit Weight
More than 200 grams
Yield
70-100 tons
Number of chambers
Four-Five-Six
Country
Russia
Registration Year
2015
Catalog
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Vegetable Crops
Manufacturer
Gavrish
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