PINKERTON

Tomato Pinkerton is a medium-early indeterminate hybrid intended for cultivation in glass and plastic greenhouses, as well as in open ground. The plants of this variety are tall, strong, semi-generative, with hairy leaves that form on 2-3 stems with mandatory tying for proper growth and development. Due to its structure and resistance, the variety tolerates various climatic conditions and does not require intensive care.

The fruits of tomato Pinkerton are characterized by bright pink color, large size, and uniformity. They have round or slightly flattened-round shape with soft hairs, average fruit weight ranging from 30 to 40 grams. The fruits have good taste qualities and high transportability, making them suitable for both home use and industrial cultivation.

The hybrid demonstrates high resistance to major tomato diseases such as mosaic virus, fusarium, verticillium, and cladosporiosis. This ensures a stable yield and reduces the need for chemical plant protection agents. Due to its characteristics, tomato Pinkerton is an excellent choice for those seeking a reliable and productive variety for greenhouse and open ground cultivation.