Tomato RED CREAM

Siberian Selection: Fruit Construction

The "Slivka Krasnaya" (Red Plum) tomato is a product of research by the Central Siberian Botanical Garden, specifically adapted for challenging agricultural climates. From a technical perspective, this variety represents a calibrated balance between surface tissue density and metabolic intensity during the ripening phase. With a vegetation period of 120–130 days, it is classified as a mid-to-late variety, requiring precise planting schedules, but rewarding the grower with a dry matter accumulation typical of high-quality, professional-grade crops.

Fruit Architecture and Market Specs

A distinctive feature of "Slivka Krasnaya" is its geometry, which merges plum-shaped and cuboid characteristics. This morphological design results in high flesh density, with individual fruits weighing upwards of 200 grams. Robust cell walls and balanced pectin content provide several operational advantages:

• Transportability: The high mechanical strength of the epidermis minimizes deformation and damage during long-distance logistics.
• Shelf-life: The capability to maintain commercial-grade quality for over 30 days post-harvest is due to the suppressed biochemical degradation of carbohydrates.

Practical Application

This variety, developed by S.N. Kondakov and Y.V. Fotev, is an optimal solution for commercial production. By combining large fruit size (200g+) with exceptional storage stability, "Slivka Krasnaya" meets the demands of fresh produce markets requiring extended sales windows. Utilizing these seeds allows agricultural enterprises to minimize losses during storage, making it a reliable asset for farmers operating outside the fast-turnover supply chains.