STOZHARY

Tomato STOZHARY is a medium-early, indeterminate, tall hybrid recommended for cultivation in both unheated and heated plastic greenhouses. The plant reaches a height of over 2 meters and has a vegetative growth type with good leafiness. For bush formation, it is recommended to leave one main stem and remove all suckers, which promotes optimal growth and fruiting. Sowing for seedlings is carried out in early to mid-March, transplanting occurs at the stage of the first true leaf, and planting in greenhouses is done at about 40 days of age, usually in early to mid-May. In warm weather, planting can be done as late as late April. Planting spacing is 40x60 cm. Tomato STOZHARY fruits have round or slightly flattened-round shape with intense red coloration of ripe fruits. Around the fruit stem, there is a blurred green spot that disappears upon ripening. Average fruit mass varies from 130-140 g to 160-180 g, depending on growing conditions. Flowers are simple and compact, forming 5-6 fruits without splits, which facilitates care and harvest. Yield per plant reaches 4.0-4.5 kg, making this hybrid highly productive. One of the key advantages of tomato STOZHARY is its genetic resistance to several diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus, cladosporiosis, fusarium, and gall nematode. This significantly reduces the risk of crop loss and decreases the need for chemical plant protection agents. Due to these qualities and high yield, the hybrid STOZHARY is an excellent choice for greenhouse tomato cultivation aimed at obtaining a stable and high-quality harvest.