Name: Edible tomato Rugby F1
SKU: 4772080000336
Price: 11.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Edible tomato Rugby F1

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Latin title: Solanum lycopersicum.

Product code: 4772080000336 Categories: Tomato, Vegetable seeds.

11.90 €

Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 15 seeds
Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 250 seeds

An early indeterminate hybrid from Bulgaria for growing in unheated greenhouses. Yielding starts 50–70 days of planting the seedlings. Fruits are raspberry, the shape is similar to a narrow heart, weighing 160–180 g, very tasty, grow in bunches.

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Quantity of seeds, pcs.	15 seeds, 250 seeds
Type	Indeterminate (long stalks) hybrids
Suitable for	For growing in greenhouse
Earliness	Early
Resistance	Fol 2 Fusarium oxysporum – fusarium wilt, Tm Tobamovirus, Va Verticillium albo-atrum Verticillium wilt
Fruit weight, g	160–180
Shape	Heart shaped
Colour	Raspberry
Fruits	Suitable for squeezing juice
Sowing	III
Sowing depth, cm	0.5
Transplantation	V
Distances, cm	80×50
Harvest	VII–IX

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