NEVESTUSHKA

Tomato variety 'Nevestushka' is an ultra-early or very early determinate type with compact, low-growing plants reaching 30 to 40 cm in height. The plant exhibits stable and abundant fruiting, grows well both in open ground and in protected soil, and does not require much light or space, allowing it to be planted at a spacing of 50 by 35 cm. The plants practically do not form lateral branches, so pinching is not required, simplifying plant care.

The fruits of tomato 'Nevestushka' are round and bright red, with juicy flesh and 3-4 seed chambers. Tomatoes have a dense skin and a pleasant, rich flavor, making them versatile for fresh consumption, canning, and processing into tomato products. Due to their dense fruit structure, they withstand transportation and long-term storage well.

The variety is characterized by high yield and resistance to diseases, including blossom end rot, root rot, brown spot, and tomato mosaic virus. Seed sowing is typically carried out in April-May, and seedlings are transplanted to their permanent location at 55 days old. It is recommended to grow at a density of about 4 plants per square meter, ensuring harvest within 95-100 days after germination.