Tomato Nasco-2001

Tomato variety Nasco-2001 is a medium-early determinate variety with a fruiting period from full emergence to fruit maturity of 100-110 days. The plant is characterized by strong leafiness and reaches a height of 70-80 cm. Flowers are simple, containing 5-7 fruits, with a non-jointed pedicel. Fruits have an elongated shape resembling a plum, are smooth and very dense, dark red in color without a green spot at the pedicel, weighing 90-100 g.

The Nasco-2001 variety is distinguished by high yield, reaching 100-120 tons per hectare over two harvests, and resistance to tomato mosaic virus (TMV) and alternaria. Due to the dense fruit structure and simultaneous ripening, tomatoes are well-suited for long-distance transportation, processing, and fresh consumption. The variety is widely used in mass production and is suitable for both mechanized and manual harvesting.

Tomato Nasco-2001 can be grown either through seedlings or direct sowing of seeds into open ground. The plant responds well to fertilization and watering, contributing to a stable and high yield. These features make the variety universal and highly sought after by vegetable growers aiming to obtain high-quality, marketable produce.