Golden Berry "Surprise"

Golden Berry "Surprise" - Physalis pubescens.
Low annual, early maturing, unpretentious plant. It takes 90-98 days from germination to maturity. The pubescence is strong, which gave the basis for the Latin name of the plant (Physalis pubescens - pubescent physalis). It tolerates overheating well, is a self-pollinator, sets fruits in the most extreme weather conditions. The petals of the flowers are yellow with dark spots at the base, which is one of the distinguishing features of the species. Differs in outstanding palatability of ripe fruits. Fruits weighing up to 2 g, yellow, the pulp is amber-yellow, juicy, very fragrant, sweet with a slight fruity sourness, taste and smell are close to pineapple. It is used fresh for food, as well as for making jam, compotes, etc. Often the fruits from the plant are showered green. In this case, it is necessary to ripen until a yellow color appears, since only such fruits have high taste qualities.
A distinctive feature of the variety is large-fruitedness, comparative strong growth. Sowing seeds for seedlings in mid-March. Planting scheme in open ground - 4-5 plants/m2. Physalis raisin is prone to a generative path of development, therefore, in order to stimulate vegetative growth, abundant nutrition and irrigation are necessary until mid-August. Productivity up to 1 kg/m2.

Golden Berry "Surprise" (Husk Tomato).