Tomato TAGANKA

Hybrid tomato F1 Taganka is a high-yielding indeterminate variety of medium-late maturity, reaching ripeness 116–120 days after germination. Plants are semi-vegetative with an open habit and strong growth, medium-sized, with dark green medium-sized leaves arranged horizontally in the middle part of the plant. The first flower cluster forms above the 10–12th leaf, and subsequent clusters appear every three leaves. The flower clusters are simple and compact, containing 4 to 6 fruits of flattened-round shape. Unripe fruits have an intense green color without a dark spot at the base, while ripe fruits turn bright red, possessing a multi-chambered structure and excellent taste qualities. Hybrid Taganka is characterized by high yield, reaching up to 65 kg per square meter, making it one of the best large-fruited tomatoes for cultivation in extended winter greenhouses. Fruits on the first three flower clusters are especially large, reaching 340–370 g, and overall, fruit mass does not fall below 200 g throughout the entire fruiting period. Fruit shape is ideally round with an index equal to one. Tomatoes are dense, crack-resistant, have good transportability and stable coloration, ensuring high product quality even during hot periods. The hybrid is resistant to major tomato diseases such as phytophthora, gray mold, tomato mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, fusarium, and verticillium wilt under proper microclimate conditions. Recommended for cultivation in both small-scale technologies and open ground, suitable for first and second cropping cycles. Due to its early maturity, uniform fruiting, and good fruit set, hybrid Taganka is a reliable choice for farmers and gardeners seeking high-quality and stable yields of large-fruited tomatoes.