«Vladimir Vysotsky» - Organic Tomato Seeds
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A well-known and very popular variety, the fruit is first light green, then bright red, taste and transportability are good, the yield is high and stable, the plant is medium-sized, strong, the fruits are round, even, weighing 120-150 grams.
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Organic Tomato «Vladimir Vysotsky»
This is a well-known variety very popular among both amateurs and professionals. The plant is medium-sized, strong, the fruits are round, even, weighing 120-150 grams.
The internodes are of medium length, the position of the fruits on the plant is drooping. The fruit is first light green, then bright red. The palatability and transportability are good, the yield is high and stable. Medium early variety.
The name can be pronounced as Volodymyr Visotsky.
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