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Tomato variety Summer resident
Tomato Summer resident is an early fruitful variety. It can be grown outdoors, in a greenhouse and even at home.
Description of tomato variety Summer resident
Plants are medium-sized, grow up to 70 cm in height. Weak branching, compact bushes. It is best to leave 3-4 shoots, the culture will give a greater yield.
Tomato Summer resident is common in Siberia and the Urals
The first fruits appear 95-105 days after sowing the seeds. Long-term fruiting, good maturity of tomatoes.
The summer resident bears fruit stably even in adverse weather conditions. Its fruits are tasty, suitable for fresh consumption, conservation and juicing.
The advantage of the variety is cold resistance, resistance to fusarium and non-infectious apical rot. Average yield, up to 4 kg per bush. The variety has no drawbacks.
Fruit characteristics:
- tomatoes are red, round in shape, near the stalk, the surface is ribbed;
- on average weigh 55−90 g, specimens grow in the greenhouse up to 100−150 g;
- up to 10 fruits can be tied on one hand;
- the skin is thin but dense.
The tomatoes are sweet, the sugar content is higher than that of the White filling variety. The fruits contain high amounts of ascorbic acid and iron. They are stored for a long time in a cool room, more than 3 weeks, do not lose their presentation during transportation.
How to grow a tomato variety Summer resident
For seedlings, select an area with light, fertile soil. Heavy soil will not work. Be sure to apply organic fertilizers before planting the plants. The best precursors for tomatoes are cucumbers, onions, and carrots. You can plant seedlings after cabbage and greens. The risk of disease increases when growing tomatoes in an area where potatoes, peppers or nightshades were previously grown.
For 1 sq. m should be no more than 6-7 plants. Plant tomatoes at a distance of 70 cm from each other, leave a space of 40-50 cm between rows. Plants should be ventilated and illuminated from all sides. With a denser planting of tomatoes, the yield decreases.
Care:
- huddle the stem to a height of 15 cm;
- since the plants do not exceed 1 m in height, they do not need to be tied up and pinned;
- water in the summer 2 times a month;
- loosen the soil around and remove weeds;
- Feed 2 times a season with complex mineral fertilizers.
The culture is unpretentious.
The Dachnik variety can be grown in any region of Russia, the climate of the Moscow region is most suitable for it. With proper care, there will be no problems with these tomatoes.