LAMP

Tomato variety 'Lamp' is an early or mid-season high-yielding variety with diverse characteristics depending on the source. The plant can be either a compact bush-type plant 45–50 cm tall, or tall, reaching 1.5–1.7 m, requiring staking and pruning. Suitable for cultivation both in open and protected ground, it demonstrates high drought resistance and disease resistance, ensuring a stable and high-quality yield. Tomato 'Lamp' fruits vary in shape and color. They can be smooth, heart-shaped, pink, with elastic skin and juicy, aromatic flesh, weighing 80–90 g, or round-elongated bicolor fruits with yellow color and pink blush, weighing 45–70 g. Also found are round fruits with multicolored coloring, including orange-purple hues, weighing up to 100 g. All fruits have high flavor qualities and can remain on the plant in mature form for a long time without losing their market value. Ripening periods vary from 95 to 105 days for early and mid-season varieties, with synchronized ripening around 80%. Each cluster forms 5–7 fruits, contributing to the variety's high productivity. Due to its characteristics, 'Lamp' is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking high-quality, flavorful tomatoes with attractive appearance and good resistance to adverse conditions.