Tomato Pekonet

Tomato Pekonet F1 is an early semi-determinate hybrid developed for year-round cultivation in greenhouses and open fields. The plant is medium-sized, compact, with a generative growth type and open branching, forming 6-8 fruit clusters. It exhibits high stress tolerance, including heat tolerance, as well as resistance to Fusarium and Verticillium wilt, mosaic virus, leaf spot, and tobacco streak virus (TSWV). Thanks to these qualities, the hybrid demonstrates stable productivity and a prolonged fruiting period.

The fruits of Tomato Pekonet F1 are uniform, round, meaty, and firm, with a well-defined calyx. They have a deep red color and an average weight of 150 to 200 grams, ensuring good marketability and consumer appeal. The fruits are not prone to cracking, have excellent transportability, and a pleasant taste, making them popular for both fresh consumption and processing.

The hybrid features short internodes of medium strength, contributing to plant compactness and ease of agronomic management. Fruiting begins as early as 53-55 days after transplanting, enabling early harvest. Due to its agronomic and biological characteristics, Tomato Pekonet F1 is a reliable choice for farmers and gardeners seeking high quality and stable yields under various cultivation conditions.