Tomato Irina

Tomato Irina is an ultra-early determinate hybrid intended for cultivation in open fields and plastic greenhouses. The plant reaches a height of 110 to 130 cm, features a robust bush with strong foliage and medium-sized leaves of intense green color. The fruiting period is 93-95 days from germination, allowing for a stable early harvest. For optimal growth, it is recommended to form the bush into 1-2 stems, pinch out suckers, support the plant, and provide regular moderate watering and enhanced fertilization during fruit formation.

The fruits of tomato Irina are large, weighing 110 to 160 g, with a flat-round shape, smooth and dense flesh of intense red color without green spot at the stem. Each cluster forms 5 to 6 fruits with high dry matter content (about 5.5%), vitamin C, and lycopene, ensuring high taste quality and nutritional value. The tomatoes are suitable for fresh consumption, pickling, and preservation. The hybrid demonstrates good transportability and resistance to diseases such as alternaria, fusarium, phytophthora, and tobacco mosaic virus.

Irina tolerates low temperatures and extreme weather conditions, making it suitable for cultivation in various regions with moderate climates. For planting, use 50-day-old seedlings with a row spacing of 25-30 cm and between rows 50-90 cm. Optimal conditions include stable warm weather and protection from wind. The yield of this variety reaches 9-18 kg per square meter, making tomato Irina a high-yielding and reliable choice for gardeners and farmers.