Tomato Testy F1

Genetics for Maximum Protection

The core advantage of the indeterminate hybrid Testy F1 from Bejo lies in its comprehensive resistance profile. Engineered to withstand Fusarium wilt, Verticillium wilt, Tomato Mosaic Virus (ToMV), and Cladosporium, this variety allows growers to significantly reduce reliance on pesticides. For a professional agricultural operation, this translates into predictable vegetative growth and lower production costs, as the plant directs all its energy into fruit production rather than disease management.

Yield and Field Performance

At an optimal density of 25,000–30,000 plants per hectare, Testy F1 provides an exceptional yield potential of 100–130 tonnes per hectare. The fruit, averaging 80–100 grams, is perfectly uniform, making it an excellent choice for both retail and fresh-market processing. With a maturity window of up to 90 days, the plant exhibits strong vegetative vigor inherent to indeterminate varieties, ensuring a consistent supply throughout the season.

Logistics and Post-Harvest Durability

Bejo has prioritized cellular wall density in the breeding process, which directly correlates to superior transportability. These tomatoes are built to endure the rigors of logistics without bruising. Furthermore, the 10–20 day shelf-life capacity provides producers with a crucial buffer, allowing for strategic timing of sales to capture peak market prices without the urgency of rapid spoilage.

• Plant Type: Indeterminate
• Fruit Color: Red
• Disease Resistance: Fusarium, Verticillium, ToMV, Cladosporium
• Origin: Bejo Zaden, Netherlands