Tomato SPARTANETS

SPARTANETS — early-maturing, high-yielding indeterminate tomato hybrid of LSL type, intended for cultivation in protected ground. Fruit set begins on day 85–90 after germination. Medium-statured plants with short internodes; first flower cluster forms above the 7th leaf, and subsequent ones appear every two leaves. Simple clusters contain 6–7 flat-round fruits with weak ribbing.

The fruits of tomato SPARTANETS are large, weighing from 220 to 350 grams, bright pink in color, fleshy and juicy when cut. They have a sweet taste and dense structure, ensuring excellent storability and high transportability. These tomatoes are versatile in use: suitable for fresh consumption, juice production, and processing into tomato products. Plants set fruit well under any weather conditions, contributing to stable yields.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major tomato diseases, including verticillium wilt (Va, Vd), fusarium wilt (Fol), cladosporiosis (Ff), tomato mosaic virus (ToMV), and tomato leaf curl virus (TSWV). Recommended planting density is 3 plants per square meter, ideally grown as 1–2 stems. Yield exceeds 25 kg per square meter, making SPARTANETS an excellent choice for commercial cultivation in greenhouse conditions.