RED GUARD

Tomato Red Guard is an ultra-early, determinate hybrid developed by Chelyabinsk breeders. The plant features a compact bush up to 80 cm tall and forms fruit in clusters, with 7 to 9 tomatoes per cluster. This variety is resistant to low temperatures, making it suitable for cultivation both in open ground and greenhouses, especially in regions with short summers and variable weather. Red Guard does not require pinching and is low-maintenance, while also demonstrating high resistance to viral diseases, cladosporiosis, fusarium, and gall nematodes.

The fruits of Tomato Red Guard have a round shape with slight ribbing along the edges and a dense, fleshy structure. Each fruit weighs between 150 to 250 grams, featuring a vibrant red skin and sweet, classic tomato flavor without seeds. Inside, the fruit contains four to six seed chambers with a small number of seeds. Tomatoes exhibit good storability and resistance to transport, do not crack, and retain their integrity even with improper care.

The Red Guard variety was created by crossing cultures IK: 40 and S-17 and is officially registered for agricultural use. Due to its characteristics, this tomato is widely used fresh and is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions. Its high yield, disease resistance, and tolerance to adverse weather conditions make it an excellent choice for both professional farmers and home gardeners.