Pink Girl F1

The Pink Girl F1 tomato is a tall indeterminate hybrid developed by the Dutch breeding company Seminis. This early variety is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in greenhouses, successfully performing in spring-summer and summer-autumn cycles. The plant requires moderate watering and regular application of nutrients to achieve maximum yield. Fruit ripening occurs 72-78 days after transplanting seedlings, and the full cycle from sowing to harvest takes approximately 115-120 days.

The fruits of the Pink Girl F1 tomato have a flat-round shape and bright pink flesh. The weight of one fruit ranges from 230 to 280 grams, although some sources indicate the possibility of reaching up to 600 grams. The fruit skin is elastic and shiny, without green spots, ensuring neat transportation and short-term storage. Due to resistance to cracking and various diseases such as stem alternaria, leaf gray mold, verticillium wilt, and fusarium (race 1), this hybrid demonstrates high reliability and stable yield.

The Pink Girl F1 tomato is characterized by high yield, exceeding 25 kg per square meter, making it attractive for both farmers and gardeners. It is resistant to sunscald and has a flavor approaching extra-class quality, making it ideal for fresh consumption and home cooking. This hybrid combines high productivity, disease resistance, and excellent taste, ensuring its popularity among gardeners.