LADY'S CAPRICE

The tomato variety 'Lady's Caprice' is a high-yielding, mid-early hybrid with a maturation period of about 95-100 days. The plant forms a tall, liana-like bush reaching up to 2 meters in height, requiring mandatory support and pinching for proper formation, ideally into two stems. Fruits grow in clusters of 6-8, have a cylindrical, elongated shape with a distinctive forked tip, giving them a unique appearance and the basis for the variety's name.

Ripe fruits are red, weighing 100-150 grams and measuring 12-14 cm in length. They possess dense, juicy flesh with a small number of seeds, providing a pleasant sweet flavor and aroma. Due to their dense structure, the fruits maintain integrity well during transport and canning, and have good storability, allowing them to be kept fresh for 2-3 weeks.

The variety is resistant to several diseases, including alternaria, verticillium wilt, tobacco mosaic virus, and fusarium wilt, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in both open ground and plastic greenhouses. Its versatility allows the fruits to be used for fresh consumption as well as for canning. The high yield of this variety reaches approximately 19.3 kg per square meter, making it attractive for gardeners and farmers.