Tomato Elza

Tomato Elsa F1 is an early indeterminate hybrid of American selection, intended for cultivation in greenhouse conditions, including greenhouses and glasshouses. The plant is tall with short internodes, which contributes to compact bush formation. It is recommended to grow using seedling method: seeds are sown in trays, and the formed seedlings are transplanted to their permanent location before flowering begins. This variety is suitable for various regions and ensures a stable yield in the first and second cropping cycles. The fruits of tomato Elsa have a plum-shaped, oval form and a deep red color. The average weight of one tomato ranges from 120 to 150 grams. Each cluster forms 6 to 8 fruits, which retain their shape and weight throughout the entire growing period. Tomatoes are characterized by good storability and maintain their quality for a long time, making them convenient for storage and transportation. Hybrid Elsa F1 has high resistance to a number of diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus (ToMV), Fusarium wilt (FoL:0,1), Verticillium wilt (Va, Vd), Cladosporiosis (Lt), and others. For successful cultivation, it is recommended to use complex fertilizers and control air temperature in the greenhouse. The maturity period of this variety is approximately 100 days, allowing for early harvest and profitable product realization.