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Tomato "Gazpacho"
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Tomato "Gazpacho".
Small bush — big harvest! Perfect for balconies and patios.
A tasty and decorative mid-ripening variety (117-125 days), designed for growing in pots, containers, and small gardens.
Characteristics:
Type: Determinant (low-growing), only up to 40 cm high. Compact, does not take up much space.
Fruits: Cylindrical ("barrels"), red, average weight 80 g. No green spot at the stem.
Variety value:
1. Reliability: The fruits hold very firmly to the truss, do not fall off (shatter-resistant), and do not crack. This is convenient if you visit your garden only on weekends.
2. Health: The variety has complex resistance to nematodes and fungal diseases (Verticillium, Fusarium).
3. Versatility: Meaty fruits are good in fresh salads, ideal for whole-fruit canning, and, of course, for making thick sauces and Gazpacho soup.
Agrotechnics:
Sowing for seedlings: late March – April. Planting out: May (at the age of 40 days).
Important: The variety requires only moderate pruning (removing excess shoots up to the first truss). Direct sowing into the ground is possible (in warm regions). Planting scheme: 40x60 cm. Yield up to 4.7 kg/m².
Small bush — big harvest! Perfect for balconies and patios.
A tasty and decorative mid-ripening variety (117-125 days), designed for growing in pots, containers, and small gardens.
Characteristics:
Type: Determinant (low-growing), only up to 40 cm high. Compact, does not take up much space.
Fruits: Cylindrical ("barrels"), red, average weight 80 g. No green spot at the stem.
Variety value:
1. Reliability: The fruits hold very firmly to the truss, do not fall off (shatter-resistant), and do not crack. This is convenient if you visit your garden only on weekends.
2. Health: The variety has complex resistance to nematodes and fungal diseases (Verticillium, Fusarium).
3. Versatility: Meaty fruits are good in fresh salads, ideal for whole-fruit canning, and, of course, for making thick sauces and Gazpacho soup.
Agrotechnics:
Sowing for seedlings: late March – April. Planting out: May (at the age of 40 days).
Important: The variety requires only moderate pruning (removing excess shoots up to the first truss). Direct sowing into the ground is possible (in warm regions). Planting scheme: 40x60 cm. Yield up to 4.7 kg/m².
