Ladya

The tomato variety 'Lad'ya' is a medium-early indeterminate bifurcated tomato that begins fruiting on day 110-115 after germination. Plants form the first flower cluster above the ninth leaf, and subsequent clusters occur every two leaves. Fruits are flat-round in shape and pink-red when ripe. Average weight of one tomato ranges from 450 to 550 grams, with some specimens weighing over 700 grams. Fruit flesh is meaty, with pleasant texture and rich flavor, making them excellent for fresh consumption as well as for making juices and sauces. Variety 'Lad'ya' exhibits high resistance to major tomato diseases, including fungal, bacterial, and viral infections, as well as good tolerance to stressful growing conditions. It is recommended for cultivation in greenhouse and open field conditions. For optimal plant development, form plants into one or two stems with mandatory fruit cluster tying. Planting density is approximately three plants per square meter. Yield of variety 'Lad'ya' varies depending on growing conditions: in protected ground it reaches 27-29 kg per square meter, while in open ground it is around 20 kg per square meter. Due to its large, meaty fruits and resistance to adverse factors, this variety is an excellent choice for gardeners aiming to obtain high-quality tomato harvests with broad usage.