Tomato. Requires a lot of heat, light and high doses of mineral fertilizers. It can be grown without manure, even a few years after each other in the same position. It is grown from seedlings produced in rooms with very good light conditions. Requires quilting. High-growing varieties require cutting and removal of side shoots (when leading on one or two shoots), which is redundant in dwarf and determinate varieties. However, when growing indoors, it is necessary to pollinate the flowers artificially, with a vibrator, by shaking or soaking flowers in Betaxone. High-growing varieties require supports.
Sowing dates: for frame cultivation – I; for early field cultivation – end of III…beginning of IV; for autumn cultivation under foil – 20…30 hal po.
Planting dates: to the inspection – Melon; to the ground – half of V; under the foil for the autumn harvest – half of VII. Variations: greenhouse and under the foil – Curabel F1, Rev-mun F1, Potentate, Zealand, Astana; for the fall harvest – Curabel F1, Curabel F1; subterranean self-terminating dwarfs – Curabel F1, Weather, Curabel F1, Curabel F1 (yellow); high-growing – Krakow Early, Curabel F1, The scarlet ball, Earliest, Curabel F1, Rhineland fame.
