Severin

The tomato variety Severin is an ultra-early determinate variety characterized by high early maturity — fruits ripen as early as 80-90 days after planting. Plants are compact, reaching a height of 50 to 70 cm, making them suitable for cultivation both in open ground and greenhouses. The bushes are low-maintenance, disease-resistant, particularly to phytophthora, and well-adapted to adverse climatic conditions — especially important for northern regions with short growing seasons. Severin tomato fruits have a round, slightly flattened shape with a smooth, slightly ribbed surface and a bright red color. The weight of one fruit ranges from 100 to 150 grams. The fruit skin is strong and glossy, contributing to good storage and transport durability. The tomatoes have juicy flesh with a pleasant sweet flavor and mild acidity, as well as numerous beneficial health components. Each cluster yields 4 to 6 fruits, with up to 20-25 tomatoes per plant, ensuring high yield — from 8 to 12 kg per square meter depending on growing conditions. Cultivation of the Severin variety does not require mandatory pinching, simplifying plant care. Staking stems is necessary only when grown in greenhouses to support compact bushes. Plants prefer moderate watering and tolerate frost well, confirmed by their frost resistance zone of 7-8. Thanks to its characteristics, the Severin tomato is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking an early and abundant harvest of high-quality fruits under challenging climatic conditions.