Tomato MADERA

Madera F1 — an early tomato hybrid with a maturity period of 97 to 105 days. The plant is strong, medium-height, with a plant height of about 70-100 centimeters, heavily leafed. Leaves are ordinary, large-sized, dark green, moderately ribbed, and exhibit good resistance to various spots, ensuring healthy plant development under field conditions. Flowers are simple and compact, forming 5 to 7 fruits, which ripen evenly and have high fruit-set capability under any cultivation conditions.

Madera fruits have a round shape, bright red color without green spots, smooth and tough skin, which contributes to excellent transportability and quality retention during transit. The average weight of one tomato ranges from 180 to 220 grams. The hybrid is characterized by uniform fruiting, homogeneous fruits, and high quality, making it attractive for cultivation in low-profile greenhouse plastic tunnels as well as in open ground.

Moreover, Madera F1 exhibits resistance to diseases such as tobacco mosaic virus, verticillium, and fusarium, significantly reducing the risk of crop losses and simplifying plant care. These characteristics make the hybrid a reliable choice for agricultural production and private gardeners aiming to obtain high-quality and stable early tomato yields.