Tomato Kasatik: variety description, growing features with photo

Two years ago, a new hybrid from the breeders of the Gavrish company, Kasatik tomato, debuted on the market. This seed producer has been trusted by amateur and professional vegetable growers for many years. "Gavrish" once again did not disappoint. Kasatik definitely deserves the attention of tomato lovers.

Scientists have tried and combined in one hybrid all the qualities most beloved by vegetable growers:

• determinant;
• stable and high yield;
• large-fruited;
• medium-early;
• tastes good;
• suitable for eating and s alting at the same time.

Growing tomato Kasatik f1

Most vegetable growers prefer tomatoes with low bushes, they are convenient to tie up and harvest. Therefore, breeders began to lay in hybrids the property of determinism. The bush develops and grows until it releases 4-5 inflorescences. After that, the growth of the main stem slows down sharply. The height of such tomatoes usually does not exceed 1 -1.4 meters.

Seedlings

Seeds are sown for seedlings in late March, early April. After the appearance of two or three true leaves, the seedlings dive. It is very important to maintain good lighting and moderate temperature in the first weeks, otherwise the seedlings can quickly stretch.

These tomatoes are great for growing both in unheated greenhouses and outdoors.

Seedlings can be moved to greenhouses at the end of April-May, and to open ground - in June. The planting pattern is 40 x 60 cm. The iris is grown in one stem, and after transplanting to a permanent place, they are tied to supports and be sure to stepchild.

Harvesting

Breeders made sure that Kasatik came out medium early. This important quality is appreciated by vegetable growers in the central zone of our country. It is important that all the fruits have time to ripen before the end of summer. After all, the ripening of the crop occurs only at temperatures above 24-26 ℃. Iris f1 gives a consistently high yield and is distinguished by the friendly return of tomatoes.

The fruits themselves are evenly distributed over the entire height of a powerful bush. Tomatoes grow quite large, about 200-250 grams each.

The meaning of the f1 marking in the title

Important! Do not try to collect seeds from hybrid varieties of tomatoes yourself.

Many amateur vegetable growers unknowingly try to collect seeds from their favorite hybrids. This is not necessary, since the marking f1 in the name of Kasatik seeds indicates that all the properties of this variety are fixed only in the first harvest. Further, the hybrid will split into all sorts of varieties that participated in the selection when creating Kasatik, and many of them may have been sterile and the seeds will not germinate.

Preparation and collection of seeds of hybrid varieties should be entrusted to professional breeders from trusted seed companies.

Taste characteristics of tomato Kasatik f1

Although the Kasatik f1 hybrid has only recently appeared on the market, it already has positive feedback from pioneer growers.

Tomatoes tasted great, fleshy juicy pulp harmoniously combines sweetness and pleasant sourness, the skin is not rough, and the seeds are small and almost invisible.Such tomatoes are perfect for processing into tomato and juice, and will also take pride of place on the table fresh.

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