Tomato Tomsk

Tomsk F1 is an early determinate hybrid tomato developed by Bejo Zaden in the Netherlands. The plant is compact and well-branched, making it convenient to grow both in open ground and under plastic coverings. The hybrid shows high resistance to diseases such as verticillium, fusarium, and stemphylium, and can successfully grow on heavy soils and in unfavorable climatic conditions.

The fruits of the Tomsk tomato have a uniform round shape and a deep red color without green spots at the stem attachment. The weight of each fruit ranges from 150 to 250 grams, making them large and firm. The flesh has a sweet taste with a slight acidity and a pronounced aroma, as well as a high content of lycopene, which adds additional benefits and appeal to the tomatoes.

The vegetation period of the hybrid is 70-75 days from planting to full fruit ripening. Tomsk tomatoes have good transportability and a long shelf life, making them suitable for fresh market sales, processing, and preservation. These qualities make the hybrid versatile and popular among gardeners and producers.