Tomato FIREWORK

Tomato Firework — a mid-season variety with pronounced decorative and flavor qualities, intended for cultivation in open ground, plastic covers, and greenhouses. The plant is medium-height, reaching 150 to 180 cm, requiring staking and pinching to form a single stem. Due to its strong structure and resistance to cracking, this variety adapts well to various growing conditions and ensures a stable yield.

The fruits of Tomato Firework have a round-oval shape and an unusual coloration: bright red skin adorned with small yellow stripes resembling fireworks. Fruit weight ranges from 80 to 150 grams, making them convenient for fresh consumption and canning. The flesh is dense with a rich sweet flavor, especially appreciated in salads and freezing.

Growing this variety involves sowing seedlings in February–March at a seed depth of 1–2 cm and transplanting at the 2–3 true leaf stage. Seedlings are planted in greenhouses in May and in open ground in June, with a recommended planting scheme of 40x50 cm. Yield reaches 4.5–5 kg per square meter, making it attractive for gardeners seeking tasty and visually appealing fruits with decorative appearance.