EXTREME NORTH

The 'Extreme North' tomato variety is an early-maturing, determinate type, intended for cultivation in open ground, especially in regions with unstable climatic conditions. The plant is low-growing and bushy, reaching a height of 45 to 65 cm, which facilitates care and harvesting. The fruiting period ranges from 85 to 105 days from germination to fruiting, allowing for an early and uniform harvest before the onset of late blight.

The fruits of this variety have a round or slightly ribbed shape, medium density, and red color. Their weight varies from 60 to 80 g, with early fruits reaching up to 100 g. Tomatoes are distinguished by their excellent taste and high content of vitamin C and lycopene, making them beneficial for fresh consumption. Due to their structure and size, the fruits are also suitable for whole-fruit canning.

The 'Extreme North' variety exhibits high resistance to late blight, blossom end rot, and root rot, as well as tolerance to extreme weather conditions. The plant does not require pinching, simplifying agricultural techniques. Yield reaches up to 2.5 kg per plant or about 1.9 kg per square meter. Recommended for cultivation in northern, northwestern, and central regions, as well as for use in summer salads and home canning.