Tomato STRIPED CROISIE

STRIPED CROISIE — this is a medium-height determinate tomato variety, distinguished by high productivity and decorative appearance of the fruits. The plant is compact with limited growth, making it convenient for cultivation both in open ground and in greenhouses. The bushes are abundantly covered with cocktail tomatoes of reddish-brown color with striped pattern, weighing 30-40 grams. The fruits are dense and firm, allowing them to retain their shape well during canning, as well as being an excellent snack when fresh or pickled.

Medium-height varieties, to which STRIPED CROISIE belongs, are versatile for use: in open ground, they are recommended to be grown with support on stakes, while in greenhouses they effectively utilize space to achieve high yields. For planting, seedlings should be sown in March-April at a depth of 1-2 cm, followed by transplanting when they have 2-3 true leaves. Seedlings are transplanted into greenhouses in April-May, and into open ground in June. After transplanting, the plants need to be staked and pinched to ensure better fruit formation.

The variety is not only attractive in appearance and taste of the fruits, but also features a convenient planting scheme of 40x60 cm, providing optimal space for each plant to develop. STRIPED CROISIE will be an excellent choice for gardeners wishing to obtain a stable and high-quality tomato harvest with an original appearance and versatile use.