Tomato HERZOGINIA VUKSA

Tomato 'Herzoginia Vuksa' is an early determinate hybrid with limited growth of bushes up to 60-70 cm. The fruit ripening period is approximately 85-100 days from sowing, allowing for early harvest. Bushes form simple clusters with 4-7 fruits, ensuring good yield both in greenhouses and open ground. In greenhouses, it is recommended to plant 3-3.5 plants per square meter, and in open ground — about 5 plants per square meter.

The fruits are round, slightly flattened, smooth, bright red or pink, weighing 120-152 grams. They have a thin skin and fleshy core with small seed chambers. The taste is characterized by high sweetness and pleasant acidity, and the flesh is juicy and crumbly, resembling watermelon in texture. The thick skin provides good transportability, making this variety suitable for both fresh consumption and industrial processing.

The hybrid 'Herzoginia Vuksa' is resistant to a range of diseases, including tomato mosaic virus, verticillium wilt, fusarium, alternaria, and phytophthora. Thanks to these qualities and high yield, the variety adapts well to different weather conditions. Its bright color and rich flavor make the tomatoes popular both in fresh vegetable markets and for production of vegetable and fruit products.