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Tomato "Red Zebra"
Tomato "Red Zebra".
Tall, very productive variety. The growing season is 75-80 days after planting the seedlings. The fruits are round and weigh about 60-120 g.
Juicy and aromatic. They are not only tasty, but also very decorative: when they ripen, the green stripes turn into bright yellow.
Tall, very productive variety. The growing season is 75-80 days after planting the seedlings. The fruits are round and weigh about 60-120 g.
Juicy and aromatic. They are not only tasty, but also very decorative: when they ripen, the green stripes turn into bright yellow.
* What does a tomato need?
The tomato requires potassium the most, especially during the fruiting period. Potassium is important in the first stages of plant development, with a lack of light and during fruit growth. This element is necessary for the formation of stems and ovaries and active assimilation of carbon dioxide.
The plant uses nitrogen for the formation of vegetative organs, especially during the period from germination to flowering. At this time, it is necessary to strictly control the dose of nitrogen nutrition, otherwise, the plants begin to develop magnificently and the flowers from the lower inflorescences fall off. Increase the amount of nitrogen in the soil only after the fruit sets on the first inflorescences.
Of particular importance is the correct ratio of potassium and nitrogen (K:N) throughout the growth and development of the tomato. When feeding, this ratio should be 2.5:1 in winter (in greenhouse gardening) and 1:1 in summer.
Tomatoes consume little phosphorus since it is used mainly for the growth of the root system, fruits and seeds. In spring, at low soil temperatures (+15°C), its absorption by the root system is sharply limited.
