Tomato GOLDEN MAN

Tomato 'Golden Man' F1 is an early-maturing determinate hybrid, intended for salad use. The fruits of this variety are distinguished by their round shape, juicy and sugary flesh with a thin but firm skin. Tomato weight ranges from 180 to 220 grams, and the fruit shape is retained during storage, with high storability. Plants reach a height of 135–145 cm, and flower clusters form after 1–2 leaves, which contributes to good yield of 18–19 kg per square meter.

The distinctive feature of 'Golden Man' is its attractive golden-orange fruit color and rich flavor. The flesh contains high levels of vitamins C, B1, B2, B6, E, as well as valuable antioxidants — lycopene and myocin — which contribute to health. The hybrid is resistant to diseases such as alternaria and tobacco mosaic virus, making care easier and increasing cultivation reliability.

Growing tomatoes requires adherence to certain agronomic practices: seeds are sown in early March at a depth of 1–1.5 cm, and pinching is done at the stage of 1–2 true leaves. Seedlings are transplanted at 50–55 days of age with a density of 5–6 plants per square meter. For plant formation, it is recommended to tie them up, remove suckers, and form one or two stems. Regular fertilization, watering, and soil loosening ensure good growth and development of the crop. Due to its hardiness and resistance, 'Golden Man' is suitable for cultivation even in Siberian conditions.