The YAKUDZA tomato is an early-maturing, determinate hybrid with a plant height of about 71 cm. Each plant forms 11 to 13 flower clusters, each containing 5-6 large, flat-round fruits. The leaves are of medium length and width, horizontally positioned, and green in color. The first flower cluster appears at approximately 32 cm from the base of the plant. The fruits have dense, juicy pink flesh, five chambers, and a detachable stem collar, facilitating harvest. Immature fruits are light green, turning pink as they ripen. The yield of this variety in open ground reaches 666 centners per hectare, indicating high productivity. The YAKUDZA variety is adapted for cultivation in various climatic zones, including Northern, Northwestern, Central, Volgo-Vyat, North Caucasus, Middle Volga, Lower Volga, Ural, West Siberian, East Siberian, and Far Eastern regions. This makes it a universal choice for farmers and gardeners seeking a stable and high-quality tomato harvest under different conditions. The pink flesh and large fruits make this variety attractive to consumers and processors. To protect YAKUDZA tomato plants from pests, it is recommended to use a broad-spectrum insecticide and seed treatment containing acetamiprid. This product belongs to the neonicotinoid class and acts via both stomach and contact mechanisms, effectively combating chewing and sucking insects. The preparation is available in the form of water-dispersible granules with an active ingredient concentration of 400 g/l. It is suitable for treating tomatoes as well as other agricultural crops, providing reliable protection and promoting plant health.
