If you are an impatient gardener who wants to eat his own grown tomatoes as quickly as possible, you will certainly appreciate the ultra-ripe tomato variety.
In this article we will talk about the description of the variety of tomato "Ultra-ripened", its characteristics, learn how to grow and care for the bushes.
Tomato "Ultra Early": characteristic and description of the variety
As the name implies, this variety belongs to the ultra-early varieties, since the fruit ripens approximately 70 days after the emergence of the seedlings.
The ultra-early variety of tomatoes is not a hybrid and does not have the same F1 hybrids. The height of its standard determinant bushes ranges from 50 to 60 centimeters.
To grow tomatoes varieties "Ultra-ripening" can be both in the greenhouse and in the open field. They are extremely resistant to all known diseases, are distinguished by unpretentious care and easily adapt to different climatic conditions.
Description of the fruit and photos
Tomato "Moscow ultrafast" has a rounded shape and weighs no more than 100 grams. Due to its dense consistency, it tolerates transportation very well.
They have an average number of nests and are characterized by an average dry matter content.
Below we offer to look at the photo of the tomato "Ultra Early."
Country of breeding, year of registration
Tomato "Ultra-ripening" was bred by Siberian breeders in the XXI century.
In which regions is it better to grow?
To grow tomatoes "Ultra Early" can be in any region of the Russian Federation.
Way to use
Due to its small size, ultra-early-growing tomatoes are great for whole-canning.
When heat treated, their skin never cracks. In addition, from these tomatoes prepare fresh vegetable salads and juice.
Yield
With one square meter of planting usually receive about 15 pounds of crop.
Advantages and disadvantages
For tomato greenhouse "Ultra-ripening" F1 characterized by the following benefits:
- Precocity.
- Uniform ripening of fruits.
- Disease resistance.
- Unpretentiousness.
- Suitability for whole-canning.
The disadvantages of tomatoes of this type practically have not.
Special features
The variety described above is distinguished by simple inflorescences, each of which contains about 8 fruits.
Growing up
To grow a tomato "Ultra Early" can be both seed and seedling, but more commonly used seedlings. Sowing seeds in a container with fertilized soil occurs in March. The depth of sowing of seeds should be 2-3 centimeters.
To maintain a constant soil temperature, the container is covered with a film.
As soon as two full leaflets appear on the seedlings, they must be dived.
The picking can be done either in separate pots or directly into the greenhouse.Planting in open ground should be carried out after the disappearance of the probability of lowering the air temperature.
Saplings can be planted in holes or trenches, but trenches will be more convenient for watering. The distance between the bushes should be 40 centimeters.
Early ripe tomato "Ultra Early" can grow both in the sun and in the shade, but in the shade the ripening of fruits will be longer. Light, highly fertile soils are suitable for it.
These tomatoes need regular watering, for which warm water should be used. Watering should be done after sunset.
Tomato Ultra Early ripe responds well to top dressing with potash fertilizers.
To eliminate contamination of the fruit and facilitate harvesting, the bushes of these tomatoes should be tied up.
The grazing of plants will lead to the fact that all their life forces will be directed to the fruit, and not to the stem.
Diseases and pests
This variety of tomatoes is practically not susceptible to diseases, and your garden will help protect against pests by protecting insecticidal preparations.
Conclusion
After reviewing the description of the variety of tomato "Moscow ultrafast" proceed to the conclusion. Due to the unpretentiousness of tomatoes of the above described variety and ease of care for them, even a novice vegetable grower can handle growing them.
And the reward for him will be a rich harvest of delicious tomatoes, rich in carotene and various vitamins.
