Tomato No worries, no hassle: a description of the Ural cold-resistant variety with a photo

Any one of those who grow tomatoes dreams of planting a variety on their plot that would be different:

• high yield,
• unpretentiousness,
• resistance to diseases and other excellent characteristics inherent in this culture.

Breeders work tirelessly in this direction and quite regularly present novelties to farmers that deserve close attention. A plant, be it a tomato or a cucumber, is called catchy so that buyers choose seeds not only by the spectacular picture on the bags.One of these innovations will be discussed in our article.

Meet: super plant - cold-resistant tomato!

We present to your attention an early ripening tomato called "No worries, no hassle." First, it is germinated at home in pots or boxes, and then planted in a greenhouse and open field during the spring sowing period.

The plant can reach half a meter in size, in addition, when grown, it does not need pinching (removing some parts to increase the growth of others) and garters.

After the fruits ripen, the gardener has the right to hope that from each bush he will remove several fleshy, juicy red fruits. Any such tomato of an elongated oval shape with a spout and smooth skin will pull 50-70 grams of weight, or even more.

Plant for growing "debutants"

It is especially recommended to turn to this variety for novice owners.This herbaceous plant does not need careful care. According to experts in agriculture and crop production, it is resistant to frost, which allows planting seedlings as early as possible. And at the same time, the tomato allows you to achieve good harvests long before the end of the season and before the increased spread of such misfortune as phytophthora. Everyone who has tried the fruits of the monitored plant notes their amazing taste, both fresh and canned.

Tomato in Cultivation Action Program

The tomato epic runs as follows:

1. Seeds are immersed in the ground at the very beginning of March to a depth of one centimeter.
2. The plant dives in the phase of 1-2 true leaves.
3. It is repeatedly fed with mineral fertilizers.
4. A week before planting, the seedlings are subjected to short-term hardening in the fresh air.
5. First of all, the "youngsters" are quarantined for two months.
6. Then, after a series of May night frosts, closer to summer, each plant is transplanted into beds, in the phase of 6-7 true leaves (or one flower brush).
7. The tomato is planted according to the planting pattern - about 30 by 50 centimeters.
8. The plant is watered with exceptionally warm water after sunset.
9. Feeding is carried out throughout the entire growing season.

Despite its hardiness, the tomato can be subject to disease during growth and ripening.

It is important to stop the spread of the disease at an early stage. It is best to remove the diseased plant from the garden along with the soil on which it was located. To save a not completely ruined tomato bush, it is allowed to try to cure it with folk methods.

For example, water the soil where the plant is located with potassium permanganate and sprinkle it with charcoal. A more effective way is to treat the culture with special microbiological preparations. However, do not forget that the "No worries, no hassles" tomato fully corresponds to its name, it rarely gets sick!

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