Pink tomatoes at summer residents are very popular. Among them there is an interesting Russian variety "wild rose", which received good reviews from gardeners. This pink representative of tomatoes is resistant to heat, not picky about the soil, easy to care for and put up with the mistakes of beginning gardeners. Tomatoes "wild rose" (photo attached to the article) are suitable for cultivation in different regions and delight with a plentiful harvest. Their taste qualities will not leave anyone indifferent.
Origin
The wild rose tomato variety was bred by Russian breeders in 1999. The crop can be grown in greenhouses and in open areas.
Tomato "wild rose": characteristics and description of the variety
It is a high-yielding, indeterminate, mid-early variety that tolerates drought and temperature fluctuations. Harvesting is carried out during technological ripeness (from seedlings to fruit ripening - 110-115 days). Harvested tomatoes are perfectly stored and well matured at home.
Since this is a tall crop, reaching a height of 2 m, it requires binding to trellis or high stakes. This is an important procedure during plant care. The fastening of the branches saves the bush from fractures, prevents the fruits from falling to the ground. Tied up brushes with tomatoes receive much more sunlight.
The wild rose variety is considered fruitful, but there are reviews of gardeners who are unhappy with the amount of vegetables collected from one bush. With proper care from 1 m², you can collect up to 6-7 kg. The culture is resistant to many diseases.
Fruit Description
What else is characterized by tomato "wild rose"? Characterization and description of the variety requires more details on the fruits. Tomatoes are round, large, slightly flattened. Weight reaches 300-350 g. Color during ripening changes from spotty green to pink. The pulp is quite juicy, but not watery. The taste is saturated, sour-sweet. The acidity of the fruit is moderate, the sugar content of 3.7%. Tomatoes are consumed fresh (salads, delicious sauces, mashed potatoes, juices, etc. are prepared from tomatoes).
Tomato "wild rose": reviews, photos
Among the main advantages of the variety, summer residents noted:
- beautiful and large fruits;
- wonderful taste;
- good yield;
- resistance to heat, unpretentiousness in cultivation;
- the possibility of cultivation in greenhouses and in open areas.
According to gardeners, the main difficulty in growing is that a tall bush needs a garter to stakes or trellis. And also there are some reviews dissatisfied with productivity.
Growing Features
The yield of any crop depends on the proper care of it. This is especially true for tomatoes. Despite the fact that the variety "wild rose" is considered an unpretentious plant, before growing it, it is recommended to familiarize yourself with some nuances.
Seedlings are sown in early March, the soil should be fertile and light. It is good to use garden soil mixed with humus and sand.
The soil before planting, per day, it is recommended to calcine or pour a solution of copper sulfate or potassium permanganate. Seeds are sown in grooves and sprinkled with a slight deepening of an insignificant layer of peat. For early germination, the earth is well moistened and covered with a film. Seedlings at a temperature of 23-25 ° C will appear on the 5-6th day.
The film is removed after sprouts appear. Plants are rearranged in a well-lit place. When the first strong leaves appear, seedlings can be transplanted (dive). For good growth and development, young sprouts need light, heat, periodic ventilation and moderate watering. Also, seedlings are fed twice with mineral fertilizers.
For transplanting plants into the greenhouse, the best time is considered to be mid-May. Bushes are planted from each other at a distance of 65–70 cm.
Complex fertilizers and some wood ash can be added to the wells before planting. The lower leaves of the culture are better to remove, this will improve air exchange. An adult bush is formed into one or two stems.
Tomato "wild rose" (characterization and description of the variety are discussed in this article) every two to three weeks it is advisable to fertilize with mineral and organic fertilizers. However, there are opponents of additional fertilizing, who believe that the land is able to give plants everything they need. For the wild rose variety, this option is also possible.
Watering the bushes should be moderate. Harvesting is carried out as it ripens.
Pest and Disease Control
Tomato "wild rose", reviews of which are mostly only positive, is quite resistant to fungal and viral diseases. For prevention, it is advisable to change the topsoil in the greenhouse annually. Before falling asleep of a new soil, it is recommended to disinfect it by treating it with a potassium permanganate solution. A weak solution can also be sprayed and planted. A soap solution or water with ammonia is effective in controlling pests. When processing it is necessary to ensure that the solution does not fall into the soil.
The spider mite can be destroyed with the help of insecticides, but they must be used only before the flowering of plants begins. Mulching the soil with peat or straw will help protect the bushes from slugs.
Conclusion
Tomato "wild rose" (the characteristics and description of the variety are discussed in the article) is a variety that is great not only for experienced gardeners who like to experiment. This is a great choice for beginners who have some stepson skills. According to reviews of summer residents, this variety is undemanding in care, abundant fruiting, and the taste of the fruit will satisfy anyone.