Tomato Podsinskoe miracle - description and characteristics of the variety

To date, a rare summer resident does not grow tomatoes. The best option for a gardener who prefers to grow pink-fruited tomatoes is Podsinskaya Liana.

Description of tomato variety Podsinskoye Miracle

The variety is named after the village of Podsiney, in which it was bred. Tomatoes can be planted both in open and in closed ground, as the variety has features that help it develop normally even in unsuitable conditions.

Tomato bushes are an indeterminate type, so the plant is not limited in growth. The average height of the bushes reaches 180 - 200 cm. Tomatoes need garter and pinching. The formation of the main stem should occur in two or three trunks.

Since the variety is late ripening, at least 4 months must pass from the moment of sowing the seeds to the occurrence of the first crop. Usually the fruits begin to redden from August 15 or early September. The leaves have a light greenish color.

The variety is high yielding. About 6 kg of tomatoes ripen on one bush. The main advantage is that tomatoes are able to develop in conditions of drought and sharp temperature extremes.

Characteristics of tomato fruits

You can eat tomatoes both fresh and as an ingredient in salads. Also, tomatoes can be used for canning. The fruits are suitable for preparing all kinds of sauces, tomato juices, as well as lecho. You can even make salting in its entirety, since the skin is quite dense and not prone to cracking.

The fruits are still, stored for a long time, suitable for transportation.

Advantages and disadvantages of the variety

Let's look at what advantages a variety has and what disadvantages.

Benefits:

• They bring a high yield.
• Resistant to drought and cold snap.
• They have large fruits.
• Long stored, do not crack.
• Wide scope.
• Taste is at a high level.
• Disease resistance.
• Do not require special care.

The only drawback is that if the soil is too waterlogged, the tomato skin may crack.

Features of growing seedlings at home

Sowing must begin on March 15, 2 months (60 - 65 days) before planting in the soil.

How to sow tomato seeds:

1. The first thing to do is sort the seeds. Pour warm water into a glass, add salt (one teaspoon) and place the seeds there. Those that pop up need to be thrown away. Seeds remaining at the bottom are suitable for planting.
2. In order to have more seedlings, you need to germinate them. This can be done using gauze soaked in warm water, in which you need to put the planting material. Then wrap them in a cloth and place it all in a saucer. Store in a warm place. After the emergence of sprouts, they must be planted in the ground.
3. The soil must be prepared in advance. You need to purchase a special mixture for vegetables. There should be a drainage layer at the bottom of the container, and a soil layer on top of it.
4. It is also necessary to make grooves (2 cm deep) in which seeds will be planted. After planting, water.
5. To cover the drawers, use cling film. When the boxes are covered, they need to be placed in a warm place without access to light.The film must be removed regularly and irrigated. With the advent of the first sprouts, you need to move the boxes to a sunny place.
6. When the seedlings have already grown a little, it is recommended to dive into peat pots.

Important! For the normal growth and development of plants, seedlings must be planted with a distance from half a meter.

Before starting to plant seedlings, bird droppings or manure must be added to the soil. The most suitable sites are those on which zucchini, garlic, herbs, legumes or onions were previously grown.

During cultivation, one must not forget that a large amount of water is harmful to plants. Overmoistening the soil is not recommended, as the fruits of tomatoes may crack. Watering experts advise no more than twice a week.

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