Bobcat F1

Tomato Bobcat F1 is a medium-early determinate large-fruited hybrid developed for regions with hot and dry climates. The vegetation period is 60-65 days from transplanting seedlings. Plants are low-growing, reaching 50-70 cm in height, with a strong leaf canopy that effectively protects fruits from sunburn. Bushes are branched, heavily leafed, with short internodes, forming 5-6 clusters, each bearing 4 to 7 fruits. Optimal planting density is 2-3 plants per square meter.

Fruits of tomato Bobcat F1 have a round shape, vibrant bright red color with a glossy sheen, and no green spots. Each fruit weighs 250 to 300 grams, and they remain uniformly sized throughout the harvest period. The flesh has a sandy texture, imparting a distinctive flavor and intense aroma. Dry matter content ranges from 5.5% to 6.2%, contributing to good storability and suitability for long-distance transport. Fruits are resistant to cracking even under fluctuations in soil moisture.

Hybrid Bobcat F1 exhibits high resistance to diseases such as leaf spot, fusarium, and verticillium wilt. Cultivation requires minimal effort: regular watering (approximately once a week), soil loosening, mulching, fertilization, and pest control. Tomatoes are suitable for fresh consumption as well as for making juices, purées, lecho, and paste, making them a versatile choice for various culinary purposes.