Tomato Severin

Field performance of the Severin tomato

When selecting varieties for the season, reliability is the primary factor. The "Severin" variety by Evro-Semena has proven itself as a dependable asset for any farm. As a determinant tomato, it requires minimal pruning and support, which significantly reduces labor costs during the growth stage. The plant structure is compact and robust, capable of supporting a heavy fruit load without becoming overgrown.

Yield and Maturation Cycles

Efficiency is key, and with a maturation cycle of up to 90 days, Severin is an excellent solution for those looking for early-season market entry. Depending on the management level, yields reach between 70 and 100 tons per hectare. Its growth habit allows for high-density planting, maximizing the use of available land without compromising the health of the plants.

Logistics and Disease Resistance

The fruit, weighing 100–150 grams, is a standard market size with excellent appeal. The deep red color and firm texture make these tomatoes highly resistant to transit damage. One of the most significant advantages for operators is the built-in resistance to late blight (phytophthora). In humid seasons, this trait alone saves substantial time and money on fungicide applications, ensuring a cleaner final product.

• Plant Type: Determinant (bush growth).
• Maturation Time: Up to 90 days.
• Fruit Quality: Firm, transportable, ideal for fresh produce markets.
• Key Resistance: High tolerance to late blight.

Developed by Yuri Dmitrievich Tarasov (Evro-Semena), Severin is engineered for those who prioritize consistency, ease of maintenance, and high commercial output. It is a solid performer that avoids the complexities often associated with more delicate hybrid varieties.