Tomato variety Jadwiga f1: description and advantages

Description

The Yadviga tomato hybrid is a semi-determinate plant characterized by early ripening and a bountiful harvest. Its compact growth habit and rapid growth also contribute to its success. The internodes on the stem are short. The bush has a robust root system and vigorous growth. When trained in pairs, it can produce 11 flower clusters.

Jadwiga fruits are large, round, and fleshy. On average, one tomato weighs just over 200 grams. The vegetable's appearance also speaks in its favor: it has an attractive appearance: the walls are smooth, shiny, and dark red.

The fruits have an optimal consistency: they are firm enough, but not too hard. A distinctive feature of this variety is its ability to actively form young fruit ovaries even under stressful growing conditions.

All tomatoes ripen at the same time, allowing for very early harvest. Throughout the growing season, the fruits remain uniform in appearance, texture, and size. Unlike many other varieties, there is no green spot near the stem.

The plant's primary purpose is fresh sale. Therefore, it is considered an industrial crop. The hybrid grows well in greenhouses under plastic film.

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Advantages

The Yadviga hybrid has a number of advantages over its closest relatives.

Firstly, the fruit is resistant to cracking, allowing for a high-quality harvest. Secondly, this variety's tomatoes are dense and have excellent shelf life. Furthermore, Yadviga's harvest tolerates transportation well, minimizing losses when growing commercially. Its size and piquant flavor also contribute to this tomato's appeal.

Thirdly, the plant exhibits high resistance to certain diseases. In particular, the tomato is resistant to verticillium wilt, fusarium wilt, nematodes, and tomato mosaic (a viral disease).

Fourth, the crop is capable of surviving even in unfavorable conditions thanks to its robust root system and the high productivity of the tomato itself. The fact that tomatoes ripen simultaneously is also convenient. Furthermore, the fragrant plant can be harvested in a very short time.

Fifthly, despite the fact that the variety is intended for growing under film, it can be successfully cultivated in unprotected soil (grown on stakes).

And the most significant “plus” for those planning to grow vegetables for sale is the high cost of selling tomatoes.

Growing

The Yadviga tomato hybrid is most often grown in plastic greenhouses during the spring and summer. There are no specific cultivation requirements. First, sow the seeds for seedlings, then transplant the young shoots into greenhouse beds.

As for care, it's also standard. Water the vegetable regularly, but not excessively. Jadwiga responds sensitively to weeding and hilling. Don't forget about fertilizing. As always, nitrogen-containing fertilizers should be applied to promote foliage growth (before fruit set). And to ensure a rich harvest of juicy, fleshy fruits, feed the plants with potassium and phosphorus. Sometimes the hybrid bushes require staking, which should be carefully monitored.

To avoid pest attacks, it is worth periodically carrying out preventative treatments with fungicides and other chemicals.

Thus, the hybrid tomato Jadwiga is quite popular among gardeners today, due to its numerous advantages. This vegetable is most often grown for sale.

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