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Tomato "Gnomik"
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Tomato "Little Gnome".
The earliest of them all! Super-dwarf for windowsills, balconies, and gardens.
A unique variety that opens the tomato season. Thanks to its miniature size and record-breaking early ripening, it allows you to get the first harvest earlier than any other varieties or hybrids.
Characteristics:
Bush type: Standard, determinant (limited growth), only 20-30 cm high. Requires no staking or pruning.
Fruits: Round, red, weighing up to 50 g. The flesh is juicy, sweet, with a rich classic aroma.
Fruiting: Continuous — from July until the very first frosts.
Variety value:
1. "4-in-1" Versatility: Grows perfectly in open ground, flower pots, on balconies, and even on windowsills in winter (with supplementary lighting).
2. Decorative: Neat little bushes sprinkled with red balls look very festive.
3. Taste: Unlike many early varieties, "Gnomik" has an excellent sweet taste. Ideal for fresh salads and whole-fruit canning.
Agrotechnics:
Sowing for seedlings: March – early April (depth 1 cm). Planting out: greenhouse — April-May, outdoors — June (after frost threat has passed). Spacing: 30x50 cm.
Important: Watering should be done only with warm water after sunset. For maximum yield, feed the plants throughout the growing season.
Seeds remain viable for 10 years. If the expiration date has passed, simply increase the sowing rate.
The earliest of them all! Super-dwarf for windowsills, balconies, and gardens.
A unique variety that opens the tomato season. Thanks to its miniature size and record-breaking early ripening, it allows you to get the first harvest earlier than any other varieties or hybrids.
Characteristics:
Bush type: Standard, determinant (limited growth), only 20-30 cm high. Requires no staking or pruning.
Fruits: Round, red, weighing up to 50 g. The flesh is juicy, sweet, with a rich classic aroma.
Fruiting: Continuous — from July until the very first frosts.
Variety value:
1. "4-in-1" Versatility: Grows perfectly in open ground, flower pots, on balconies, and even on windowsills in winter (with supplementary lighting).
2. Decorative: Neat little bushes sprinkled with red balls look very festive.
3. Taste: Unlike many early varieties, "Gnomik" has an excellent sweet taste. Ideal for fresh salads and whole-fruit canning.
Agrotechnics:
Sowing for seedlings: March – early April (depth 1 cm). Planting out: greenhouse — April-May, outdoors — June (after frost threat has passed). Spacing: 30x50 cm.
Important: Watering should be done only with warm water after sunset. For maximum yield, feed the plants throughout the growing season.
Seeds remain viable for 10 years. If the expiration date has passed, simply increase the sowing rate.
