Tomato Lorena

Lorena tomato is an early-maturing indeterminate hybrid with a strong root system and high stem growth vigor, ensuring prolonged fruiting. The first truss ripens 55-60 days after transplanting, allowing it to be grown in spring-summer and summer-autumn rotations. The plant exhibits a liana-like growth type, requiring vertical cultivation.

Lorena tomato fruits have a deep red color, round shape with a characteristic "nose" and weigh between 270 to 320 grams. They are uniform, smooth, and dense, ensuring high market quality and good fruit evenness on a single plant. Due to their dense structure, the fruits withstand transportation well and exhibit increased resistance to cracking.

The hybrid shows resistance to bacterial spot, verticillium wilt, and fusarium, making it a reliable choice for various growing conditions. Under adverse conditions, trusses form fully, and pollination stimulation enhances the "nose" on the fruits. All these characteristics make Lorena tomato a versatile and productive variety suitable for both commercial and hobbyist cultivation.