Tomato RANER

Tomato Runner F1 is an ultra-early indeterminate hybrid with a period from germination to fruiting of only 90-95 days. The plant features a strong root system and short internodes, which simplifies care and increases resistance to fruit load. Leaves grow vertically, and plant formation is recommended to be trained into a single stem with mandatory tying and regular removal of suckers and lower leaves to improve ventilation and light exposure.

The fruits of Tomato Runner have a rich dark-red color, flattened-round shape, and dense, fleshy structure. Average fruit weight is 200-270 grams, making them suitable for both fresh consumption and canning. The hybrid is distinguished by excellent taste and aroma, as well as good transportability. Simultaneous fruit ripening facilitates harvest.

Runner F1 exhibits high resistance to major tomato diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, fusarium, gall nematode, and powdery mildew. The hybrid sets fruit well even under adverse conditions, making it suitable for cultivation in open fields and polyethylene greenhouses. Sowing should be done in mid-to-late March as seedlings, followed by transplanting into greenhouses in early-to-mid May at a spacing of 40x50 cm.