Tomato NASTYA SIBIRYACHKA

The tomato variety "Nastya Sibiryachka" is a determinate, mid-season variety developed by Siberian breeders Kamannin A.A. and Potapov P.N. in 2013. The plants of this variety are low-growing, reaching a height of about 60 cm, and are characterized by compactness and dark green leaves. The fruits have a cube-shaped form and large size, with an average weight of one tomato being about 230 grams. In ripe condition, they acquire a bright maroon color, and in unripe condition — a saturated green with a characteristic milky spot at the base.

The variety "Nastya Sibiryachka" is distinguished by high resistance to phytophthora, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including Siberia and the Far East. Thanks to its low-maintenance nature and stable yield of up to 8.3 kg per square meter, this tomato is popular among gardeners aiming to obtain a high-quality and abundant harvest.

The fruits of this variety are primarily intended for fresh consumption and are excellent for salads and canning. The mid-season ripening period allows harvesting in July-August, ensuring timely receipt of tasty and nutritious tomatoes. The compactness of the plant and resistance to diseases make "Nastya Sibiryachka" convenient for cultivation both in open ground and in limited space.