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Tomato "Pokusa"
Tomato "Temptation" ("Pokusa").
An early ripening variety with "cherry" type fruits. The plant is indeterminate, the stem is flexible and requires support.
Forms long clusters strewn with small red cherry-shaped fruits, weighing 10-20 g.
Recommended for fresh consumption and whole-fruit canning.
Agrotechnics.
Seeds are sown in cassettes or seedling boxes. At a temperature of +20+22°C, seedlings appear on days 5-7. When the 2nd pair of true leaves appears, the seedlings are picked, transplanting the plants into separate pots. You can plant seedlings in open ground, but you will need to cover them with both plastic film and spunbond.
During the growth period, seedlings must be regularly fed with mineral and organic fertilizers. When planting ready-made seedlings in the field, complex fertilizers and rotted manure are added to the hole. In mid-August, it is necessary to carry out decapitation (pinching off the top of the plant), which limits the growth of the plant and promotes the ripening of already formed fruits.
An early ripening variety with "cherry" type fruits. The plant is indeterminate, the stem is flexible and requires support.
Forms long clusters strewn with small red cherry-shaped fruits, weighing 10-20 g.
Recommended for fresh consumption and whole-fruit canning.
Agrotechnics.
Seeds are sown in cassettes or seedling boxes. At a temperature of +20+22°C, seedlings appear on days 5-7. When the 2nd pair of true leaves appears, the seedlings are picked, transplanting the plants into separate pots. You can plant seedlings in open ground, but you will need to cover them with both plastic film and spunbond.
During the growth period, seedlings must be regularly fed with mineral and organic fertilizers. When planting ready-made seedlings in the field, complex fertilizers and rotted manure are added to the hole. In mid-August, it is necessary to carry out decapitation (pinching off the top of the plant), which limits the growth of the plant and promotes the ripening of already formed fruits.
