Tomato Evolution

Tomato Evolution is a medium-early indeterminate hybrid belonging to the bif- tomato group. Plants are strong, tall, reaching 170-200 cm in height, with thick stems and medium green leaves. For successful cultivation, it requires pruning to one or two stems with mandatory removal of suckers and staking, which promotes good growth and fruiting. Recommended planting density is 3-4 plants per square meter, and the crop is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in plastic greenhouses.

The fruits of Tomato Evolution are large, flat-round in shape with slight ribbing, weighing from 250 to 440 grams. Their color at maturity is intense pink, without green spots at the base, and immature fruits are light green. A distinctive feature of this hybrid is the presence of a small "nose" on the top of most fruits, which is rare among similar varieties. The flesh is dense with good skin, sweet, fragrant flavor with optimal acidity and sugar balance. The fruits exhibit high resistance to cracking and good storability, ensuring excellent transportability.

The ripening period is 105-110 days from germination, making it a medium-early variety. Yield is high — over 17-20 kg per square meter, with 5-7 flower clusters per plant, each bearing 5-7 fruits. Due to its characteristics, Tomato Evolution is ideal for fresh consumption and cultivation in various climatic conditions, including northern and central regions. This hybrid will be an excellent choice for gardeners aiming to obtain large, tasty, and productive tomatoes.