Tomato FIG HONEY

FIG HONEY — a new early-ripening tomato variety with exceptionally tasty and aromatic flesh. The plant is determinate, medium-height, suitable for cultivation both in open ground with support stakes and in greenhouses. Fruits are pear-shaped, ribbed at the base, large, juicy, and multi-chambered, weighing up to 200–250 grams. The flesh is succulent, tender, and sweet, with a rich tomato flavor, making this variety an excellent choice for fresh summer salads, tomato juices, and home canning.

The variety has comprehensive resistance to tomato diseases, enhancing its reliability and yield. Sowing seedlings is recommended in late March to early April, with transplanting in the first true leaf stage. Seedling transplanting into greenhouses should occur in early May; under warm weather, transplanting may be done as late as late April. For plant shaping, it is recommended to leave one stem and redirect the growth point to a lateral shoot, commonly known as a "sucker".

The planting scheme is 40x60 cm, ensuring optimal conditions for plant growth and development. Thanks to its excellent taste and ease of cultivation, the FIG HONEY variety will be a wonderful addition to your garden and allow you to harvest delicious and nutritious fruits early.