«Budenovka red» - Organic Tomato Seeds
1.14 €
Medium early large-fruited variety, bush 130-160 cm high, heart-shaped fruits, fleshy, intense red color, weighing 150-350 grams, very aromatic, excellent taste.
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Tomato "Red Budenovka"
Medium early large-fruited variety. The growing season from germination to maturity is 105-110 days. Bush 130-160 cm high. Fruits are heart-shaped, fleshy, intense red in color, weighing 150-350 grams, very aromatic, excellent taste.
Recommended for growing in open ground and film greenhouses with a garter to the support.
Used for fresh consumption.
Agrotechnics:
Heat-loving culture. Grown by seedlings or sowing in open ground. The seedlings are sown from 1 to 10 March in 10x10 cm nutrient pots. The seedlings grow in cups for 55-60 days before planting in the garden. They are planted in a permanent place in the second decade of May according to a 50x50 cm scheme.
To obtain a high and early harvest, tomatoes planted in the garden in early May are temporarily covered with a transparent film until the onset of warm weather. The best predecessors are legumes, pumpkin seeds, root crops, and green crops. Cannot be planted after potatoes, peppers, eggplants, physalis.
A sunny place protected from cold winds is allocated for planting, loamy soils with the addition of organic fertilizers are preferred.
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