Tomato Tatami

Tomato Tatami F1 is a high-yielding, pink-fruited cocktail-type hybrid intended for cultivation in extended cropping systems and under light culture. The plant exhibits vigorous vegetative growth and intensive development, ensuring stable fruit formation. Tomatoes have a fruit mass of 40-45 grams, with juicy, sweet flesh containing high sugar content (up to 6.5 Brix scale) and a rich pink color. Due to its resistance to cracking, the tomatoes maintain an attractive appearance and are suitable for packaging on cushioning.

The fruit cluster is flat, and it is recommended to regulate to 6 fruits for optimal formation and ease of harvesting, both by clusters and individually. The hybrid demonstrates excellent performance when grown on Kaiser rootstock, promoting balanced plant development and high yields. The early vegetative period allows for harvest in a short time, which is especially important for commercial cultivation.

Kaiser rootstock, used for grafting tomato Tatami, is characterized by strong growth, resilience, and ability to form a robust root system. Compared to other rootstocks, it ensures more balanced and generative development of the scion, positively affecting both quality and quantity of fruits. Grafted plants retain strong growth without becoming overly vegetative, simplifying care and increasing production efficiency.