Connoisseurs of large-fruited tomatoes will surely enjoy the early and productive variety under the eloquent name "One Hundred Poods".
Fleshy juicy fruits have a delicate delicacy taste and attractive appearance. It is simple to care for bushes, it is important to feed them in time and remove side stepchildren.
Tomato "One Hundred Poods" characteristic and description of the variety
"One Hundred Poods" - medium early high-yielding variety. Bush indeterminant, up to 2 m high. In an open ground plants turn out more compact, up to 1.5 in height. Formation is recommended. The amount of green mass is average, the leaves are dark green, medium-sized. Fruits ripen with tassels 3-5 pieces.
Tomatoes are large, weighing from 170 to 300 g. The shape is round-pear, with pronounced ribbing at the stem. The color of ripe fruit is bright red. The flesh is moderately dense, fleshy, juicy, with a small amount of seeds. The skin is thin but dense, well protected fruits from cracking. Delicious taste, rich and sweet with a barely noticeable sourness.
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Origin and Application
Tomato variety "One Hundred Poods" bred by Russian breeders. Suitable for different regions for growing in glazed greenhouses and film shelters. Landing is possible in areas with warm climates. on the beds.
To characteristic of tomato "One Hundred Poods" it should be added that the yield is good, with 1 bush can be collected up to 6 kg selected tomatoes. Fruits are stored well, transportation is possible. Tomatoes picked green ripen quickly at room temperature.
Sort versatile, fruits can be eaten fresh, used to prepare various dishes, canned. From ripe tomatoes it turns out tasty thick juice.
Advantages and disadvantages
Among the main merits tomato varieties "One Hundred Poods":
- excellent taste of the fruit;
- high yield;
- unpretentiousness;
- resistance to major diseases.
TO disadvantages can be attributed to the need to form a bush. Tall plants need in solid support, you need to tie up not only the stems, but also heavy branches with fruits.
Features of growing
Variety Tomatoes "One Hundred Poods" can be grown seedling or seedless way. Seeds are recommended to process growth stimulant.
Soil better make by myselfby mixing garden soil with humus or peat. For greater nutritional value, you can add a little superphosphate or wood ash.
Seeds are sown in containers with little depth, need temperature for germination. about 25 degrees.
After the appearance of germs capacity expose to the light, water moderately, from a spray or a watering can. When the first pair of true leaves appears, the seedlings diveand then fertilized with a liquid mineral complex. Transplantation in the greenhouse begins when the seedlings turn 2 months.
With the non-seedling method, seeds are planted in the humic wells directly in the greenhouse or greenhouse. Water the plants warm waterfrom cold tomatoes slow growth. For the season required 3-4 feedings. Prior to flowering, nitrogen fertilizers are used, after the formation of ovaries, magnesium sulfate or superphosphate is needed.
Diseases and pests: prevention and control methods
Sort disease resistantbut requires careful preventive measures. The soil before planting is disinfected with a solution of potassium permanganate or copper sulfate.
Greenhouse need to be carefully to air, the soil under the bushes loosens at least 1 time per week.
Weeds and dried leaves in a timely manner are deleted. Spraying of plantings with phytosporin or pale pink solution of potassium permanganate protects against fungal diseases.
To get rid of insect pests insecticides or folk remedies will help: a celandine decoction, warm soapy water, ammonia.
Larvae and adult insects assemble by hand and being destroyed.
Having looked at a photo, the description of a grade of a tomato "One Hundred Poods"You can say that it is worthy of a place in a greenhouse or greenhouse. You can try to grow it in the garden, covering the film. Tall bushes fruitful, seeds for the next planting is easy to collect by myself.
