L385

Tomato L385 is a hybrid variety with characteristic fruit shape with a slight point, distinguished by high sugar content and good yield. This variety is versatile and suitable for cultivation both in open and protected ground. Tomato L385 seeds germinate best in light, chernozem, or loamy soils with neutral or slightly acidic reaction. When sown in warm soil, seedlings emerge within 3-4 days, and the first true leaf appears 6-10 days after sowing.

For successful cultivation of tomato L385, it is important to select the right plot and follow crop rotation. It is recommended to change the planting location every 3-4 years to avoid soil exhaustion and accumulation of diseases. The best preceding crops for this variety are cabbage, legumes, onions, and members of the Cucurbitaceae family. It is not recommended to plant tomatoes near potatoes to prevent the spread of pests and diseases. On sandy soils, it is necessary to improve fertility by applying organic fertilizers and mineral supplements, while on clay soils, river sand and chopped straw should be added to improve soil structure.

To increase seed germination and seedling survival of tomato L385, it is recommended to use specialized nutrient soils such as Terra Vita (Living Earth Special No. 1). These soils help improve seedling quality, increase yield, and enhance the flavor of fruits. This approach ensures obtaining healthy and sweet tomatoes that will delight with their high quality and good harvest.