NEPAS

The tomato variety NEPAS is an early-maturing determinate variety, ripening in 95-100 days. The plant reaches a height of 70-80 cm and does not require mandatory pinching, simplifying care and reducing labor costs during cultivation. Each cluster forms 5-6 fruits, ensuring abundant fruiting. The fruits have a cylindrical shape with a characteristic "nose," are red in color, and have a glossy surface. Fruit weight is 50-60 g, they are dense and have excellent flavor, making this variety suitable for fresh consumption, pickling, and processing into tomato products.

The NEPAS variety is distinguished by high resistance to complex diseases and heat tolerance, allowing successful cultivation in various climatic conditions, including open ground and plastic greenhouses. Yield reaches 5-6 kg per square meter, and under plastic coverings, it can reach up to 6.3 kg/m². The plant has dark green medium-length leaves and a bushy form, facilitating harvest and plant care.

Due to its cold resistance and adaptability, the NEPAS variety is suitable for cultivation in various regions. The fruits are light green in immature state and turn deep red upon ripening. The average flesh density and simple flower structure make this variety attractive to gardeners seeking high-quality, flavorful tomato harvests with minimal effort.