Tomato RECORDSMAN

Tomato Recordman F1 is a medium-late determinate hybrid intended for cultivation in open ground during the summer season. The ripening period is 115-125 days after emergence of seedlings. The plant is strong with a well-developed root system, providing high resistance to heat and stressful conditions. The bushes are compact, which facilitates both manual and mechanized harvest.

The fruits of tomato Recordman have a plum-like shape and a deep dark red color without green spots at the base. The average weight of one fruit ranges from 90 to 120 grams, and the fruits are uniform without small specimens. The flesh is dense with a high dry matter content exceeding 5.5%, making this variety versatile for use both fresh and for processing and whole-fruit canning.

The hybrid is characterized by high yield — more than 120 tons per hectare, with more than 80 marketable fruits per plant. Tomato Recordman is resistant to a wide range of diseases, including viruses and fungal infections (V, F1, F2, TSWV), and is also resistant to sunscald. Seeds can be sown directly into open ground or through seedlings, making this variety suitable for various agronomic practices.