Tomato Maestro f1: description and characteristics of a large-fruited variety with a photo

Tomato Maestro f1 - a hybrid variety of large-fruited tomatoes. Presented by Ural breeders. Despite their size, tomatoes are not prone to cracking and are stored for a long time. Recommended for greenhouse cultivation.

Hybrid features

Early ripe, start harvesting 90 days after germination. Bushes indeterminate, unlimited type of growth. Stems densely leafy, powerful . Plants require good nutrition and care.

Sensitive to frost, does not tolerate shading. In general, quite resistant to adverse weather conditions.

Sprouts appear en masse. In the future, they need to maintain the main stem, brushes with fruits and pinching. The formation of the variety is recommended in one stem.

Fruit Description:

• ripe fruits have a rich raspberry color;
• correct spherical shape;
• pulp juicy, high taste characteristics;
• weight of one tomato is about 500 g.

Resistant to major diseases: TMV, any rot, necrosis, late blight. Responds well to fertilization and watering. Salad purpose, used for juicing and preservation.

Agrotechnology

The seedlings are sown on March 1-10. After the appearance of the first pair of true leaves, they dive. Picking is carried out in separate peat or plastic cups 10 x 10 cm in size with a nutrient mixture.Two weeks after transplantation, seedlings are fed with a weak solution of bird droppings or mullein.

To support tomato seedlings, it is convenient to use the Agricola composition. The drug is diluted according to the instructions and the plants are watered. For foliar top dressing, Agricola is combined with Fitosporin.

Maestro f1 tomato bushes are placed freely in greenhouses, the distance between bushes is 60 cm, between rows - 70 cm. It is desirable to place a light-loving hybrid on the sunny side. The trellis and tying system is planned in advance.

Optimal greenhouse humidity levels for tomatoes:

• air 50%;
• soil 90%.

To maintain such a microclimate, tomatoes are watered no more than 1-2 times a week. The first watering in the greenhouse is carried out no earlier than 10 days after the rooting of the seedlings.Before the appearance of flowers, the root system of a tomato is not so developed, so 2-3 liters of water is enough for a bush. During the flowering period, the watering regimen is 1 time per week, 3 liters per plant. A minimum amount of water is required before the tomato begins to ripen.

In early August, the indeterminate hybrid Maestro f1 is pinched. To increase the mass in the hands, do not leave more than 4 ovaries. For removal, choose the weakest inflorescences or not yet bloomed.

Benefits of large-fruited hybrids:

1. The thick skin of the fruit contributes to their long-term storage.
2. Fruits of universal purpose.
3. Yield (tall bushes save space in the greenhouse).
4. Attractive presentation of fruit.

As a rule, the largest fruits grow from the first ovaries. Fully ripened Maestro tomatoes are sugary in taste, yet low in calories (24 kcal per 100 g of pulp).

Large-fruited hybrids are less demanding to care than the standards. Inexperienced gardeners are advised to start with hybrids. Reviews characterize Maestro f1 as an unpretentious variety that is easy to grow. The Russian registry has a late-ripening standard with the same name.

On sale the seeds of Maestro f1 are represented by the NGO "Gardens of Russia". The manufacturer guarantees laboratory quality control and compliance with the requirements of GOST.

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