Tobolsk

Tomato Tobolsk F1 is a mid-early indeterminate hybrid of large-fruited type, developed by the breeding company Bejo Zaden. The plant forms a tall but sufficiently compact bush with shortened internodes, making it suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in low greenhouses. This hybrid is characterized by high stress resistance and low maintenance requirements, tolerates partial shade well, and shows resistance to diseases such as verticillium, fusarium, and mosaic virus.

The fruits of tomato Tobolsk have a round, slightly flattened shape and a vibrant red color without a green spot at the stem attachment. The average weight of the tomatoes ranges from 200 to 250 grams; they are uniform, multi-chambered with sugary flesh and a pleasant, rich flavor. The fruits ripen uniformly in approximately 65-70 days after transplanting, are not prone to cracking, and have good transportability, making them convenient for long-distance transportation.

Tomato Tobolsk F1 is excellent for fresh consumption as well as for processing into juices and home culinary dishes. Due to its dense structure and rich color, it also performs well in pickling. To achieve maximum yield, which can reach up to 15 kilograms per plant, timely application of microelements and potassium fertilizers, along with monitoring calcium requirements to prevent blossom end rot, is recommended. This hybrid is popular due to its excellent taste, stable yield, and disease resistance.