Tomato SEMCO 2003

Tomato SEMCO 2003® is a medium-early determinate hybrid intended for cultivation in various climatic zones of Russia. The plant reaches a height of 70–80 cm, and the first cluster with 5–7 fruits forms above the 5th–7th leaf. The ripening period is 105–110 days from emergence to harvest, enabling a stable and uniform yield in open ground and under plastic cover.

The fruits are round, smooth, and firm, with a vibrant red color without green spot at the stem. The mass of one tomato varies from 140 to 180 grams. The variety is distinguished by excellent taste and high marketability, as well as good transportability, allowing it to retain flavor and market qualities for 45–50 days after harvest. Yield reaches 10–11 kg per square meter in open ground and 15–17 kg in plastic greenhouses.

SEMCO 2003® exhibits high resistance to several diseases, including tomato mosaic virus, alternaria, cladosporiosis, fusarium, and gall nematodes. It is recommended to harvest fruits at full ripeness for maximum flavor development. This tomato variety combines high productivity, disease resistance, and excellent taste qualities, making it an outstanding choice for gardeners and farmers.