Tomato Kumir

Gardeners are always interested in getting a rich harvest, so they are constantly in search of new varieties. For those who wish to achieve their cherished goal, you should pay attention to the tomato “Kumir”. It will delight you not only with its high yield, but also with a long period of fruiting.

Tomato Kumir

Description

Tomato “Kumir” refers to representatives of the determinant variety. The bushes of the plant are very high: from 1,8 to 2 m. Tomatoes of this species are intended for growing both indoors and outdoors.

The variety is early. The period of full ripening of fruits is 100-110 days. Ripening terms, judging by the reviews, fluctuate slightly up or down, depending on the climatic conditions of the growing region.

The fruits, as you can see in the photo, are round in shape and have a bright scarlet color. Ripe tomatoes are juicy, with a slight sourness, have a pronounced tomato flavor and aroma. The tomatoes are quite large. The weight of one mature vegetable ranges from 350 to 450 grams.

Tomato Kumir

In cooking, the fruits of this species are used to prepare vegetable salads, juices, sauces, pickles and preparations for the winter.

The yield is quite high. From one bush you can collect from 4 to 6 kg of vegetables.

Tomato Kumir

Shelf life is long. The fruits tolerate transportation well and at the same time do not lose their presentation.

Advantages and disadvantages

The variety of tomato “Kumir” has a number of positive characteristics that make it one of the most popular among vegetable growers. Significant benefits include:

  • good resistance to most diseases characteristic of tomatoes;
  • high yield and ease of cultivation;
  • long growing season – up to the first frost.

Of the shortcomings, the following should be highlighted:

  • direct and immediate influence of the timing and frequency of feeding on the growth and development of a tomato bush;
  • mandatory strengthening of the branches of the plant with props;
  • the large size of the fruit makes the variety unsuitable for whole-fruit canning.
Advice! During the period of active growth, the Kumir tomato variety must be fertilized with solutions containing phosphorus and potassium.

As you can see from the description of the variety, “Kumir” is a real gardener’s dream. A rich harvest, undemanding when growing, a long harvest period – all these characteristics make this type of tomato one of the most popular.

You can find even more useful information about the Kumir tomato variety in the video below:

Variety – “KUMIR”. Tomatoes from Fedor.

Reviews

Olga Petrovna, 45 years old, Omsk
I have been planting tomatoes for several years now, so I want to share my personal experience from growing the Kumir tomato variety. The characteristics of the species are excellent. Due to the fact that the bushes of the plant are very tall, a lot of fruits are tied on them. Large clusters hang from the bush exactly like bunches of grapes. The fruits are large, juicy, tasty, very good for eating raw, as well as in the form of a salad. Productivity always makes me happy. A tomato is enough for everything: salads, juices, as well as the preparation of my signature pickles. I recommend it to everyone as a high-yielding and long-bearing variety.
Elena Petrovna, 39 years old, Sochi
I live in a private house and really like to grow various vegetables and fruits on my site. Tomatoes are my favorite vegetable. I grow tomatoes in open ground, since the climatic conditions of my region allow this. Sometimes it is even possible to harvest up to two crops in one year. Tall varieties of tomatoes began to grow recently. At first, I was a little confused by the characteristics of the variety, especially the size of the bush. Then I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of harvest I received. Of course, tall tomatoes bring certain inconveniences, as they need a timely garter or additional support, but all these inconveniences are more than compensated by an abundant amount of juicy and fragrant fruits. I was especially pleased with the Kumir tomato variety. In addition to good yields and a long fruiting period, the variety perfectly tolerated all diseases. The bushes were not subjected to late blight, unlike other varieties I planted, they grew well and did not require the creation of special conditions for the ripening of numerous fruits. The taste of tomatoes is excellent. The only pity is that you can’t roll them up entirely – they don’t fit in a jar. But salads from “Idol” are wonderful.

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