CHERRY TOMATO - SMALL BUNCH - DWARF TO HANG - BIOSEED 3267

Dettagli

ATTENTION: PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR WEIGHTS THE WAITING TIME IS APPROXIMATELY 10 WORKING DAYS FROM RECEIPT OF PAYMENT TO ENSURE THE FRESHNESS AND QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT.

NUMBER OF SEEDS IN MAXI ENVELOPE 250

NUMBER OF SEEDS PER GRAM 300
MINIMUM GERMINABILITY GUARANTEED 75%

MINIMUM PURITY GUARANTEED 97%

DURATION OF GERMINABILITY 6 YEARS

SOWING DISTANCES 35X75

PLANTS PER 1 SQUARE METER VERTICAL DEVELOPMENT 5

DIRECT SOWING – QUANTITY OF SEED PER 1,000 SQM gr. 25 precision sowing

DIRECT SOWING – QUANTITY OF SEED PER 1,000 SQM gr. 300
SOWING DEPTH 1 CM

SEEDLING EMERGENCY AT CONSTANT TEMPERATURE 16 DAYS AT 15°C
SPRING SOWING PERIOD

VEGETATIVE CYCLE DAYS FROM EMERGENCY 60


INDICATED POT CULTIVATION
INDICATED BALCONY CULTIVATION

VERY LARGE PLANTS NEED CANES OR SUPPORTS

Family: Solanaceae

Species: Licopersicon lycopersicum

Origin: Latin America (Peru)

CLIMATE: optimal for growth 20-22°C - minimum 12°C - long photoperiod - sunny exposure - the greater the day-night thermal difference, within the tolerance limits, the floral induction increases.

SOWING: crescent moon - climbing varieties 40x150 plant - dwarf varieties 50x180 - 4 plants m2.

BIOINFORMA very widespread species in vegetable gardens, it requires little care and little but constant water. The root is tap-rooted even if it has numerous superficial roots. For this reason we always recommend direct sowing in order to allow the tap root to develop to the maximum. The increasingly widespread use of transplanting with pre-cultivated plants determines a limited taproot and very developed superficial roots, in this case irrigation must be more numerous and more abundant. More and more often the use of seedlings determines the fragility of the plant which manifests itself with apical rot of the fruits. Despite being a rustic species, the tomato tends to get sick, in this case we recommend treatments based on elemental sulfur to create an acidic microenvironment as an obstacle to plant diseases (rot, aphids, red spider mite). Another piece of advice is to sow more varieties with different characteristics, dwarf and climbing, round and long, with small and large fruits, that is, to diversify the plant.

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