Tomato ROSITA

The tomato variety ROSITA is an indeterminate plant intended for cultivation under plastic covers in private households. Fruits of this variety ripen approximately on day 103 after emergence of seedlings. They have a round and smooth shape; immature fruits are light green with a green spot near the stem, while ripe fruits turn pink. The average fruit weight is about 33 grams, and the number of clusters varies from two to three. The variety is resistant to diseases such as fusarium, cladosporiosis, tobacco mosaic virus, and powdery mildew, contributing to a stable market yield of 5.9 kg per square meter.