Tomato Pandarosa: description and characteristics of the variety, yield with photo

A rare site does without this culture. The relatively new Pandarosa tomato impresses with its characteristics. In addition to high immunity to diseases, it is very tasty, it is stored for a long time.

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What gives the description of the variety. First of all, detailed information about the properties of a tomato and its main characteristics, taking into account which, tomatoes are planted correctly on the site and cared for. Especially valuable information for beginners in this business.

Plant:

• Indeterminate.
• Height 1.7-1.8 m.
• Matures after 70 days.

Fruits:

• Shape flat-round.
• Weight 200-250 g.
• Color pink.
• Taste sweet.
• High density.
• Do not crack.
• Great fit.
• Tolerate long hauls.

Summer residents, choosing a variety for planting, take into account those characteristics that satisfy the needs of the family. The higher these figures, the more likely it is that the variety will become a favorite.

How to plant and care for a crop?

Grow tomatoes in seedlings and direct sowing in the ground. Tomato requires care, obligatory shaping and garters to supports.

Seeds, with seedlings, are sown in 55-60 days. Observing the modes of humidity, lighting and temperature. Top dressing with growth stimulants will help form a green mass and a powerful root for a growing seedling. Seedlings should be dived at the phase of the appearance of the second true leaf. Separate containers are filled with nutrient soil mixture and transplanted one plant per pot.

Picking makes tomatoes more stress-resistant when transplanted into the ground.

Plants are hardened 10 days before transfer to a permanent place. Seedlings get used to the sun and wind. First day 15-20 min, subsequent days increasing time, resulting in 7-8 hours.

Tomato Pandarosa F1 is transplanted into the soil at the rate of 3-4 plants per 1m². Feed, for the first time, 7 days after transplantation. Then during the period of budding and ripening.

Hilling, loosening and mulching keep moisture in the soil, prevent the appearance of pests.

Water the tomatoes with warm water after sunset. Not over-moisturizing, not drying out.

Plant immunity

The hybrid is not susceptible to the following diseases:

• TTM.
• Blossom rot.
• Yellow Curly.
• Cladosporiosis.
• Verticillosis.
• Fusarium wilt.
• Tracheomycosis wilt.
• Root rot.
• Nematode.

Immunity to diseases makes the variety more and more popular among summer residents.

Productivity and use in everyday life

The peculiarity of the variety is that it sets fruits in any, even the most unfavorable conditions. The volume of tomatoes from one bush is 3 kg.

Used for processing, preserving in pieces and making fresh salads.

Positive and negative characteristics

More advantages of the variety makes it popular among vegetable growers. Better than any advertisement, praise from a reputable gardener works.

Pros:

• Stable harvest.
• Fruits do not crack.
• Well stored and transported.
• Disease resistance.
• Oves form in any conditions.
• Great taste.

Cons:

• Seeds do not retain parental genes.
• Plant formation required.

What do summer residents say about Pandarosa tomatoes?

Reviews contain useful information that can be useful to both a novice gardener and a person who has planted a variety on the site for the first time.

• Kuzminka: “We planted in a greenhouse, at first the harvest was higher. After a little decreased, the weather affected. The taste is excellent, the tomatoes are average.”

Pandarosa pink tomatoes taste sweet and look good in a salad.

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