Tomato Vano F1 is a new universal hybrid of pink large-fruited tomato. The plants are flexible, easily adapt to weather conditions in all regions, the fruits are of high taste, ripen early, are highly transportable and ensure profitability of sales.
Hybrid characteristics
Hybrid form (f) Vano of early ripening. From the appearance of seedlings to the start of harvesting, 100 to 105 days pass. To obtain a marketable harvest, this hybrid is planted in greenhouses.Bushes of the determinate type, with a height of 90–110 to 130 cm, require the formation and removal of the lower leaves, a cord is wrapped around the plant and tied to the crossbar. For dense plantings in greenhouses and greenhouses, the leaves are shortened by half. The hybrid is resistant to Alternaria and tobacco mosaic virus.
Characteristics:
- The inflorescences are simple, collected in clusters, on which 5–6 very weighty tomatoes are formed.
- The first brush is formed early - above the 5th or 6th leaf, the brushes of the next levels go through 1-2 leaves.
- Despite the fact that the hybrid is determinate, it needs to remove stepsons, otherwise the clusters with the harvest will not receive nutrients in the proper volume.
- The recommended bush management system is 2 stems.
The fruits are round with slight ribbing, the largest ones tend to flatten. They are fleshy with thin skin, large, with an average weight of 200 g, pink in color, overripe fruits are raspberry-colored, with up to 6 seed chambers. The density is medium, and they withstand long-term transportation well. The fruits are universal in purpose: good for fresh consumption and for processing, ripen well if collected at the stage of milky-waxy ripeness. The Siberian Garden company offers seeds of the Vano F1 hybrid with large red, round, slightly flattened fruits without ribs, weighing from 250 to 300 g. The yield of the Vano F1 tomato is 5–6 kg per bush.
How to grow a Vano tomato with your own hands?
Early tomato can be grown in two ways: by sowing seeds for seedlings and in a non-seedling culture. For seedlings, seeds should be sown in the first or second ten days of March with a depth of 1–1.5 cm. After 2–3 weeks from germination, seedlings are planted according to a pattern of 8x8 or 10x10 cm or planted in cassettes with cells of the same size.During the period of seedling growth, 2–3 fertilizing is carried out with humin-based fertilizers.
Important! Plants are transferred to the plantation at the age of 60–65 days according to the following schemes: 30x50, 40x70 or 35x(35+65) cm.
Advice from professionals
To get an early harvest of the Vano F1 hybrid in greenhouses and greenhouses, seeds should be sown for seedlings in the first ten days of February, and planted starting from mid-March. A prerequisite is the presence of an extended, well-developed first brush on the seedlings. If the growth phase does not correspond to this, the seedlings will take a long time to take root and will not show rapid growth and development. If this requirement is met, the harvest will be already in the third decade of May.
The description of the hybrid given by the seed producer indicates very large fruits. To get them, plants need to be fed. Brexil combi fertilizer is well suited; 15 g of the drug is dissolved in 10 liters of water, 0.5–0.7 g of boric acid is added, and watered at the root. For simple fertilizers, ammonium nitrate, plain or double superphosphate and potassium salt. For good water-air conditions in the soil, it is necessary to add rotted manure to the rows.
In greenhouses, the Vano F1 tomato can be grown in two rotations: spring-summer and summer-autumn. Reviews from vegetable growers about the hybrid are positive and indicate its advantages, including high yields and excellent fruit quality.
