Tomato MAYORITA

Tomato Mayorita is a mid-late determinate variety characterized by high yield and resistance to adverse weather conditions. The vegetation period ranges from 118 to 124 days, and plant height varies from 1.2 to 1.5 meters. Compact bushes with upright leaves facilitate care and harvest. Fruits are round, deep pink in color, weighing 80 to 100 grams. They feature a juicy, sweet taste and maintain their market appearance for a long time, making the variety popular in the market.

Mayorita exhibits high stress tolerance and adapts to various climatic conditions, including high temperatures. It is resistant to diseases such as fusarium and white rot, ensuring stable fruiting and plant health. A strong root system promotes rapid growth and bush development, and fruits easily detach from the plant during harvest.

This tomato is versatile in application: suitable for cultivation in open ground, greenhouses, and polytunnels. Fruits are consumed fresh, used for salads, and also for canning, pickling, and salting. Due to its qualities and flavor characteristics, Mayorita is popular among gardeners and fresh market sellers.