Tomato DE BARAO

De Barao tomato is a mid-late, indeterminate variety, distinguished by high yield and excellent fruit quality. The plant is vigorous and tall, reaching up to 2 meters in height, and requires staking and pruning to 2-3 stems. The bushes have strong stems and moderate leaf coverage, with up to 9 oval, plum-shaped, bright red fruits per cluster, weighing 50–90 grams. The flesh is dense and juicy, with two chambers, possessing a rich flavor and rich mineral salts, organic acids, and vitamins, making them suitable for fresh consumption, canning, and processing into pastes and sauces.

De Barao tomato can be grown both as seedlings and without seedlings, but seedlings are preferred; seeds are sown in March–April for harvest by August. The vegetative period is approximately 70–80 days from transplanting seedlings, and the overall ripening period may reach 120–125 days. The plant is not picky about soil composition, tolerates shade well, and is resistant to most diseases, but requires regular care, including timely suckering, loosening, watering, and fertilization. Special attention should be paid to proper seed preparation and protecting seedlings from frost.

The yield of De Barao tomato has good storability and can be stored for up to 2.5 months under storage conditions in ventilated rooms at around +10°C. Due to its reliability and ease of cultivation, this variety is popular among gardeners and growers, being a classic in tomato production and a proven choice for obtaining a stable and high-quality yield.