Medina

Tomato MEDINA — an ultraprecocious indeterminate hybrid, reaching a height of about 2 meters. The ripening period is 85-87 days, allowing for a quick harvest. The fruits of this variety have a round shape with a characteristic "nose" and bright red color. They exhibit good uniformity in shape and weight both within the cluster and throughout the plant, with a single fruit weighing between 120 to 150 grams.

The MEDINA hybrid has high resistance to adverse growing conditions, including high temperatures and insufficient moisture in soil and air. This ensures reliable fruit formation even under challenging climatic conditions. The tomato clusters are simple, containing 5 to 6 fruits, which promotes even yield distribution. It is recommended to grow the plant as a single stem when planting density is no more than three plants per square meter, optimizing growth and fruiting.

This hybrid is ideally suited for cultivation in plastic greenhouses, where yield reaches 15 kg per square meter. Additionally, the variety is suitable for a second crop, expanding its application in summer-autumn crops. Tomatoes MEDINA exhibit comprehensive resistance to diseases, reducing the need for frequent protective treatments and contributing to a high-quality and stable yield.