Gravity F1
Tomato
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A reliable, large-fruited hybrid with exceptional disease resistance and superior marketability.
Description
A Reliable Foundation for Your Harvest
When planning a season, the last thing you want is a gamble with plant diseases. Experience with the Gravitet F1 hybrid from Syngenta shows that this is a case where investment in genetics pays off with stable, consistent yields. This semi-determinate hybrid does not require around-the-clock monitoring or excessive fungicide use, making the agronomist's schedule much more manageable.
Field Performance and Resilience
The standout feature of this variety is its inherent "immunity." In professional agriculture, fungal and viral attacks are the biggest threats. Gravitet F1 holds its own against Verticillium wilt and Fusarium wilt, and shows remarkable resistance to root-knot nematodes. This ensures that you don't lose your crop in the middle of the season during peak production. Even Tobacco Mosaic Virus, which often wipes out entire greenhouses, is effectively kept in check.
Fruit Quality and Logistics
For those supplying commercial markets, "marketability" is everything. Fruits weighing over 200 grams are exactly what retail chains are looking for. The fruit is perfectly round, features a classic red color, and lacks unsightly green shoulders. A major advantage for producers is the firmness. Even after long-distance transport, the tomatoes maintain their shape and do not turn into "mush." Excellent transportability allows you to reach both local markets and large retail networks with confidence.
Operational Highlights
- Maturity: You get your first harvest in up to 90 days, allowing for a highly efficient production cycle.
- Growth Habit: As a semi-determinate plant, it provides an optimal balance between vegetative mass and fruit load, simplifying pruning and training tasks.
- Uniformity: Syngenta genetics ensure that the crop is consistent across all clusters, which drastically reduces the time spent on sorting and packing.
If you are looking for a reliable, productive tool for growing large, healthy tomatoes that won't succumb to common infections and can withstand the rigors of the supply chain, Gravitet F1 is an essential part of a successful production strategy.
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Maturation Period
Maturation Period
Vegetation period from emergence to technical maturity 30-50 days. |
Up to 90 days |
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Fruit Weight
Fruit Weight
Tomato fruits are classified by weight as: very small — less than 20 grams; small — 20 — 50 grams; medium — 50 — 100 grams; large — 100 — 200 grams; very large — more than 200 grams. |
More than 200 grams |
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Fruit Shape
Fruit Shape
Modern tomato varieties have a diverse fruit shape: flat, flat-round, round, oval, elongated-oval, pear-shaped, plum-shaped, cube-shaped, and cylindrical. On poorly fertile soils and under unfavorable growing conditions, tomato fruits may take on a more rounded shape. |
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Fruit Color
Fruit Color
The fruit color of tomato varieties is influenced by the combination of skin and flesh color. Some varieties have transparent skin, others — yellow. When combined differently, the fruits can acquire quite diverse colors. The fruit color is affected by pigments (lycopene) and thei... |
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| Catalog | Catalog → Tomato |
| Manufacturer | Syngenta |
| Country | Switzerland |
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