SWEATER

Tomato SWEATER is a medium-late hybrid of salad type with indeterminate growth. The plant features medium-length green leaves and simple inflorescences. Fruits have a flat-round shape, dense structure, and slightly ribbed surface. Unripe fruits are green, while ripe ones turn into an intense red hue. The average fruit weight is about 100-110 grams, and the number of locules varies from 2 to 3. The fruits have good taste, making them attractive to consumers. The peduncle is equipped with a joint, facilitating harvest.

The hybrid exhibits high yield, reaching up to 75 kg per square meter, and resistance to various diseases, including blossom end rot. It is resistant to tobacco mosaic virus (ToMV), fusarium (Fol), and phytophthora (For), as well as other pathogens, ensuring stable fruiting under adverse conditions. Additionally, tomato SWEATER demonstrates enhanced resistance to drought, frost, and other stress factors, contributing to successful cultivation across various climatic zones.

Tomato fruits are characterized by an attractive intense red color and high Brix scale values, indicating high sugar content and excellent taste qualities. The tomato clusters are attractive and flat, enhancing the appearance of the harvest and facilitating its marketing. The hybrid also contributes to ecological soil purification from technogenic contaminants, making it an environmentally safe choice for cultivation. All these features make tomato SWEATER an excellent choice for greenhouse cultivation and commercial production.