Tomato Diagramma

Tomato Diagramma F1 is an early, high-yielding indeterminate hybrid developed by the Dutch seed company Nunhems Zaden. This variety features a short growing period — 60-70 days from seedling transplanting — making it suitable for first and second cropping cycles. The plants are vigorous, tall, with short internodes and an open, compact, well-ventilated growth habit. The plant is suitable for cultivation in polyethylene and glass greenhouses as well as in open fields, making it versatile for various growing conditions. The fruits of Tomato Diagramma are large, round, bright red, and firm. The average weight of a single fruit is 200-250 grams. Fruit uniformity is maintained throughout the entire fruiting period, ensuring consistent harvest quality. Due to its high density and excellent transportability, the tomatoes retain their market quality during long-distance transportation, making this variety a top seller on fresh markets. The flavor characteristics are highly appreciated, and the tomatoes are suitable for both fresh consumption and processing into juice or paste. The Diagramma hybrid exhibits high resistance to a wide range of diseases, including verticillium and fusarium wilt, cladosporiasis, tobacco mosaic virus, yellow leaf curl virus, root rots, and various nematodes. These traits significantly reduce the risk of crop loss and simplify plant care. The recommended planting density is 1.8-2.5 plants per square meter, which is optimal for achieving maximum yield. All these characteristics make Tomato Diagramma F1 a reliable and profitable choice for farmers and gardeners aiming to produce high-quality, consistent harvests.