MISS MIRA

Tomato Miss Mira is a tall indeterminate plant reaching up to 180 cm in height. The bush is loosely branched and requires mandatory pinching to one stem and topping off the top, leaving two leaves above the cluster for optimal fruit formation. Early ripening occurs in 95-105 days after planting, allowing for a quick harvest. Leaves are small and light green, and inflorescences are intermediate, promoting good fruit development.

The fruits of tomato Miss Mira are flat-round, large, weighing about 250 grams, slightly ribbed, and medium density. Their color at ripening is deep red, without green spots at the stem attachment. The taste of the fruits features a balanced combination of sugars and acids, juiciness, and high succulence, making them an excellent choice for fresh consumption. Due to their flavor profile and firm structure, these tomatoes are suitable for all types of processing, including canning and preparing various dishes.

The variety is characterized by high yield, reaching up to 15 kg per square meter at a planting density of three plants per square meter. Clusters are complex, with 4-6 fruits, ensuring a stable and abundant harvest. The versatility of use and outstanding flavor qualities make tomato Miss Mira popular among gardeners and lovers of quality tomatoes.