Fifty F1 - Early maturing Tomato Hybrid

Fifty F1 is a high-quality early maturing tomato hybrid that ensures a stable yield even in challenging growing conditions. This variety is perfect for those seeking a reliable and stress-resistant tomato that boasts excellent taste qualities and high productivity.

Main characteristics:

- Maturity period: 95-100 days from planting.

- Heat and stress resistance: Fifty F1 easily withstands high temperatures and adverse conditions, making it an excellent choice for regions with hot climates.

- Plant: Strong and disease-resistant, providing abundant yields even with minimal care.

- Fruits: The fruits have a pointed tip, are multi-chambered, dense, and smooth. The average weight of one fruit is 140-150 grams. The fruits are deep red without a green spot near the stem.

- Taste qualities: Fifty F1 is renowned for its excellent taste characteristics. The fruits are sweet, juicy, and aromatic, making them ideal for fresh consumption, canning, and preparing various dishes.

Advantages:

- Versatility of use: The fruits are suitable for fresh consumption, as well as for making tomato juice, sauces, canning, and other dishes.

- High yield: Thanks to the strong plant and large fruits, Fifty F1 ensures a high level of yield.

- Disease resistance: The variety has high resistance to many common tomato diseases, reducing the risk of crop loss and decreasing the need for chemical protection products.

Growing recommendations:

- Sowing: It is recommended to sow seeds in March-April to obtain seedlings.

- Planting in open ground: Seedlings are planted in open ground in May-June, once the threat of night frosts has passed.

- Care: Ensure regular watering and feeding of the plants, especially during the active growth and fruiting period. Tie up the plants to ensure better ventilation and light access.

Fifty F1 is the perfect choice for those looking for a reliable, high-yielding, and tasty tomato. Order Fifty F1 tomato seeds in our online store and enjoy a rich harvest of wonderful tomatoes!