Tomato Pink Pear
Tomato Pink pear is especially popular not only among gardeners, but also among people who are not professionally planting tomatoes.
Tomato Pink Pear
Description of the variety
Tomato Pear pink, according to the description, has an average ripening period. It is also called "Siberian pear", as it was bred in Siberia. Pear-shaped pink fruits begin to ripen only 120 days after planting. These hybrids were bred by selecting seeds from the Pink Giant tomato variety.
The hybrid was created for growing in greenhouses. The only exceptions are regions with high ambient temperatures.
This pear-shaped tomato variety belongs to indeterminate crops. In open areas, its height reaches 1.5 m.If we consider the description of the variety, in greenhouse conditions, plant growth can reach 2 m.
The best yield is obtained when the bush has only 1 stem. Additional stepchildren are subject to removal.
The leaves of these tomatoes are ribbed. Due to this, insects rarely harm products. It is recommended to regularly tie the bush to a support so that the stem does not fall or get damaged.
Description of fruits
The pear-shaped pink fruits are pink in color. Tomatoes grown outdoors can reach a weight of 75 g. The weight of pear-shaped pink fruits grown in greenhouse conditions reaches 100 g.
If for 1 sq. m plant no more than 4 bushes, you can harvest an amazing harvest. From 1 sq. m receive about 10 kg of products.
Such pear-shaped pink fruits are used both fresh and for conservation.
Advantages of the variety
According to the description, Pink Pear has a number of positive characteristics:
- unique taste;
- original appearance, reminiscent of an avocado;
- versatility of application;
- the same weight and size of fruits;
- high level of productivity;
- disease resistance.
disadvantages
Disadvantages of the variety do not spoil the taste of the fruit
The disadvantages are that the bush must be constantly tied up to prevent permanent damage. The root can crack if there is not enough moisture in the soil.
This variety of tomatoes requires high-quality and timely pinching.
Growing seedlings
The tomato variety Pear pink requires efforts on the part of gardeners when planting seeds. First of all, the seeds are warmed up, after which they are treated with a manganese solution and wait about half an hour. The solution is prepared as follows: in 1 tbsp. of pure water, add about 3 g of potassium permanganate, wrap with a rag and leave in this position for germination.
Landing in the ground
Germinating seeds are planted in the ground. Land is collected in a box and planted in it. It is recommended to do this at a depth of 2 cm from the surface. Each hole is watered with warm water, after which the box is placed in a place with a high level of illumination.
As soon as the first leaves appear, the tomato variety is planted in open ground. It is ideal to combine the landing process with a pick.If the greenhouse is heated, seedlings are planted in it in early May. If there is no heating, planting is done at the beginning of summer.
This variety of tomatoes requires good ventilation of the seedlings, therefore, several important rules must be taken into account: loosen the ground as often as possible, remove the lower leaves from the plant so that more air flows to the root.
Seedling care rules
Watering is carried out only in the dark, after the heat subsides, otherwise the water on the leaves will cause burns. This will cause a poor harvest or a complete lack of it.
If you correctly follow all the rules for planting seedlings and caring for them, you can increase the yield of products. It is important to remember that all plants require special care. Always water your seedlings correctly and remember to remove weeds. This allows the roots to breathe and increases the ripening rate of the tomatoes.