Zolotnichok

GoldenChok is an early-maturing tomato variety intended for cultivation in open ground. The vegetative period from seedling emergence to fruiting is 105-110 days. Sowing for seedlings is recommended in March–early April, with transplanting at the stage of the first true leaf. Planting in the ground is carried out at the end of May–early June. The plant is low-growing, semi-compact, reaching 45–60 cm in height, with compactly arranged flower clusters and fruits, facilitating care and harvesting. GoldenChok tomatoes have orange color, round shape with a characteristic nipple, smooth surface, and weight of 40–45 g. They feature a very pleasant sweet taste and high beta-carotene content (2.5 mg%), making them beneficial for preventing cardiovascular and oncological diseases. The variety is resistant to blossom and root rot, enhancing its reliability and stable yield. To increase yield up to 3.1 kg per plant, it is recommended to stake, regular feeding, and harvesting fruits at the breaker ripeness stage followed by ripening. GoldenChok tomatoes are suitable for fresh consumption, especially in salads, and also for whole-fruit canning, expanding their use in home gardening.