SUMOIST

Tomato Sumoist is a medium-maturing salad hybrid intended for cultivation in protected soil, including greenhouses. It is a determinate plant type with a height of 1 to 1.5 meters, characterized by a small number of suckers and formation of clusters with 5-6 large fruits. Due to its compact growth and low-sucker type, the plant directs its energy maximally towards fruiting, ensuring a stable and high yield.

The fruits of tomato Sumoist are large, round-cuboid, smooth or slightly ribbed, bright red, weighing from 200 to 600 grams, fleshy and juicy. The flesh is dense with excellent taste, making this variety especially valuable for fresh consumption and juice production. The fruits have high marketability and are suitable for long-distance transportation, making this variety popular for large-scale commercial production.

The hybrid possesses resistance to several diseases, including fusarium, cladospore, and tobacco mosaic virus, as well as tolerance to insufficient lighting and sharp temperature fluctuations. This allows growing tomato Sumoist under various climatic conditions with minimal risk of yield loss. The plant requires regular care and soil drainage to ensure optimal growth and fruiting.