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Tomato "Chio Chio San orange"
Lycopersicon lycopersicum L.
2.62€
Ex Tax: 2.15€
Ex Tax: 2.15€
Tomato "Chio Chio San orange".
Indeterminate variety (with unlimited growth) for growing in greenhouses. Very fruitful.
A distinctive feature is a branched brush with 30 pear-shaped orange fruits of a cocktail type, weighing 35 g.
The skin of tomatoes is dense and does not crack when ripe. The pulp is very juicy and sweet, with fruity notes on the palate. Recommended for salads and whole-fruit canning.
Agrotechnics.
Sowing seeds for seedlings: 50-65 days before planting in the greenhouse.
Pick: in the phase of the first true leaf.
The term for planting seedlings in a greenhouse: the end of the 2nd - the beginning of the 3rd decade of May.
Mandatory garter plants a few days after planting.
Planting pattern: 40x60 cm.
They form into one stem, removing all the "stepchildren" and lower leaves and pinch the growth point at the end of the growing season.
Vegetation period: 110-120 days.
Soils according to the degree of acidity: slightly acidic, but can grow on any soil (even acidic).
The best soils: are loose, well-heated loams, sandy loams and fertile floodplains.
The best predecessors: cabbage, cucumber, onion and peas (cannot be planted after potatoes and other nightshades).
Seeds after harvesting remain viable for 10 years under optimal storage conditions. It is recommended to increase the seeding rate after the expiration date.
Indeterminate variety (with unlimited growth) for growing in greenhouses. Very fruitful.
A distinctive feature is a branched brush with 30 pear-shaped orange fruits of a cocktail type, weighing 35 g.
The skin of tomatoes is dense and does not crack when ripe. The pulp is very juicy and sweet, with fruity notes on the palate. Recommended for salads and whole-fruit canning.
Agrotechnics.
Sowing seeds for seedlings: 50-65 days before planting in the greenhouse.
Pick: in the phase of the first true leaf.
The term for planting seedlings in a greenhouse: the end of the 2nd - the beginning of the 3rd decade of May.
Mandatory garter plants a few days after planting.
Planting pattern: 40x60 cm.
They form into one stem, removing all the "stepchildren" and lower leaves and pinch the growth point at the end of the growing season.
Vegetation period: 110-120 days.
Soils according to the degree of acidity: slightly acidic, but can grow on any soil (even acidic).
The best soils: are loose, well-heated loams, sandy loams and fertile floodplains.
The best predecessors: cabbage, cucumber, onion and peas (cannot be planted after potatoes and other nightshades).
Seeds after harvesting remain viable for 10 years under optimal storage conditions. It is recommended to increase the seeding rate after the expiration date.
