Tomato MACSIN

Tomato Maxin F1 — an early-maturing, tall hybrid developed by the Dutch company Hazera, suitable for cultivation both in open fields and in greenhouses. The plant has an indeterminate growth habit and a strong root system, ensuring rapid adaptation to various conditions and high stress resistance. The hybrid is low-maintenance in terms of soil quality and agronomic practices, and is resistant to major diseases of solanaceous crops, including Vd, Fol 2, ToMV, For, TSWV, and TY, which significantly simplifies care and increases crop reliability.

The fruits of tomato Maxin F1 are round, deep red in color without green spots, weighing 200–280 grams, while maintaining uniformity and evenness in clusters. The flesh is dense, multi-chambered, juicy, and sugary, making these tomatoes ideal for fresh consumption, salad preparation, and juice processing. The hybrid exhibits super-early ripening, with the first fruits appearing as early as 60–65 days after transplanting. The absence of fruit cracking during ripening and after harvest contributes to high marketability and excellent transportability over long distances.

Maxin F1 demonstrates high productivity and stable fruiting throughout the entire growing season, especially when properly fertilized and grown during warm seasons. Thanks to its agronomic qualities and versatility, this hybrid is suitable for cultivation during spring-summer and summer-autumn periods, ensuring a stable and high-quality yield both in greenhouses and open fields.