Pantera

Tomato Panther is a mid-season variety with unique fruit color and shape. The fruits have a elongated, creamy or bulbous shape with a pointed tip and are characterized by a bright raspberry-red color with golden-orange streaks and a rich purple-black anthocyanin blush on the sun-exposed side. Fruit weight varies from 30 to 130 grams depending on growing conditions and fruiting stage. The flesh is juicy, low-seeded, sweet with a caramel-like hue, possesses a harmonious sugar-acid balance, and is rich in anthocyanins — biologically valuable antioxidants. Tomato Panther plants may vary in height from 0.5 to 2 meters, depending on the variety and growing conditions. The plants are indeterminate and require trellising or staking, along with pruning to 1-2 stems and removal of suckers and lower leaves to improve air circulation and fruit quality. The variety is distinguished by high yield and disease resistance, and the fruits have good storability — they do not rot but rather dry out during storage. For successful cultivation, seedlings should be sown in trays with mandatory transplanting at the one- to two-true-leaf stage. Seedlings are transplanted at 60–65 days of age at a density of 3–4 plants per square meter. Special attention should be paid to care quality and balanced nutrition, particularly potassium, as well as ensuring good ventilation in greenhouse conditions. Tomato Panther is ideal for fresh consumption due to its rich flavor and attractive appearance.