Tomato MONÉ

MONÉ — an early-maturing indeterminate tomato hybrid that begins fruiting 90-95 days after germination. The first flower cluster forms above the 6th-7th leaf, and subsequent clusters form every two leaves. Each simple cluster produces up to 14 deep-red, two-chambered, oblong-shaped fruits weighing 55-60 grams. The fruits are characterized by thick walls, juicy red flesh, and excellent taste, making the hybrid suitable for fresh consumption, whole-fruit canning, and pickling.

The MONÉ hybrid exhibits high resistance to low temperatures and can successfully set fruit even under adverse weather conditions. It is also resistant to major tomato diseases, including fusarium, alternaria, tomato mosaic virus, and leaf curl virus. The recommended planting density is 3-4 plants per square meter, and plant formation should be conducted on 1-2 stems for optimal growth.

The yield of the hybrid is 15.0-16.0 kg per square meter in open ground and 17.0-19.0 kg in protected ground. Due to its characteristics and resistance, MONÉ is an excellent choice for cultivation in both open and protected ground, ensuring a stable and high-quality harvest.