Tomato Royalpink

Tomato Royalpink F1 is an ultra-early semi-determinate hybrid of pink-fruited tomato bred by the Dutch company Enza Zaden. The plant is medium-height, strong, and vigorous, with a well-developed root system and good leafiness. The hybrid adapts well to various climatic conditions and agronomic practices, successfully grown both in plastic greenhouses and open ground, as well as on artificial substrates. Due to its resistance to temperature fluctuations and stress factors, Royalpink F1 demonstrates stable yield and high viability.

The fruits of tomato Royalpink have a flat-round shape, a vibrant bright pink color, and an attractive glossy appearance. The average fruit weight ranges from 250 to 350 grams; when the plant is grown as a single stem, the weight can reach 350–500 grams, while in a two-stem configuration, the fruits become more uniform in appearance, weighing about 250 grams. The tomatoes have excellent flavor and aroma, do not crack, and are resistant to blossom end rot. They tolerate long-distance transportation well and can be stored for up to 10 days without loss of quality or nutritional value.

The Royalpink F1 hybrid exhibits broad resistance to diseases, including mosaic virus and leaf curl virus, as well as fusarium and verticillium wilt. The plant is evenly loaded with fruit set, which contributes to a stable harvest formation. Due to its characteristics, Royalpink F1 is suitable for fresh consumption and commercial use, ensuring high product quality and ease of cultivation.