Tomato MONOPOLY

Tomato Monopoly is a medium-early determinate hybrid intended for cultivation both in open ground and in protected soil. The period to maturity of the first fruits is 100-105 days after germination. The plant is medium-height, weakly leafy, reaching 120-130 cm. The first flower cluster forms above the seventh leaf, and subsequent ones appear every one or two leaves. The clusters are simple, containing 4 to 6 bright red, round or slightly flattened fruits weighing 130 to 250 grams.

The fruits of tomato Monopoly are characterized by high marketability, uniformity, and multi-chambered structure. They are juicy, with thin skin, and possess high sugar and dry matter content, giving them an excellent taste. Due to their universal use, these tomatoes are suitable for various culinary applications. The hybrid is resistant to major tomato diseases, such as tomato mosaic virus (ToMV), fusarium wilt (Fol), and tolerant to cladosporiosis (Ff).

The recommended planting density is 3-4 plants per square meter, with optimal plant formation being 3-4 stems. The yield of the hybrid in open ground reaches 14 kg per square meter, and in protected ground, it can reach up to 18 kg per square meter. Tomato Monopoly is valued for its high productivity, excellent taste qualities, and disease resistance, making it a popular choice for both agricultural production and home gardening.