Hardy, beautiful, productive variety for your beds - tomato "Bagheera f1"

Early high-yielding hybrids - a real find for the garden. They are cold-resistant, do not need to be staked and tied up, they practically do not get sick. A vivid example is the variety of tomato Bagheera, characterized by good yield and great taste of ripe fruits. Plant it on your plot and you will get a wonderful result.

You can learn more about the variety of tomatoes Bagheera F1 in our article. Here we will present a full description of the variety, we will acquaint you with its characteristics and resistance to diseases, tell you about the features of agricultural technology.

Bagheera f1 tomato: variety description

Tomato Baghera F1 is an early ripe high-yielding hybrid of the first generation. Bush determinant, compact, with a moderate formation of green mass. Independent varieties can be found here.

The leaves are simple, middle-sized, dark green. Tomatoes ripen with brushes of 4-6 pieces. The yield is high, from 1 square. m planting can collect up to 10 kg of selected tomatoes.

With the yield of other varieties you can see in the table:

Fruits of medium size, weighing from 80 to 250 g. On the lower branches of the tomatoes are larger. Tomatoes are even, flat-rounded, with pronounced ribbing at the stem. The color of the ripe fruit is rich red, solid, without spots and stripes. The flesh is moderately juicy, dense, fleshy. Seed chambers not less than 6. Sugar content - 2.1%, dry matter in juice - 5%. The taste of ripe Bagheera is pleasant, sweetish, not watery.

The table below shows for comparison data on the weight of fruits in other varieties of tomatoes:

Origin and Application

Variety Baghera bred by Russian breeders, zoned for areas with a temperate climate. Cultivation in open beds and under film is recommended; in regions with a cold climate, it is possible to plant in a greenhouse.

Due to the thick walls and thin, but dense skin, the collected tomatoes are well stored, long-term transportation is possible. Bagheera tomatoes, ripped off in the phase of technical ripeness, successfully ripen at room temperature.

Fruits are universal, they can be eaten fresh, used to make salads, soups, sauces, mashed potatoes, juices. Tomatoes are suitable for whole canning.

Read also on our website: How to care for early-season varieties? How to get the best harvest in the open field?

How to grow delicious tomatoes all year round in greenhouses? What varieties have good immunity and high yield?

Advantages and disadvantages

Among the main advantages of the variety:

• early maturation;
• high taste of fruits;
• compact bushes save space in the garden;
• drought tolerance, cold tolerance;
• resistance to major diseases.

A photo

See below: Tomato Bagira f1 photo

Features of growing

Tomatoes Bagheera easier to grow seedling way. Seeds do not require special treatment, all the necessary procedures they undergo before sale. But you can use growth stimulants. For seedlings, a light substrate is compiled for their mixture of garden soil with humus or peat. Seeds are sown in a container with a depth of 1.5-2 cm. Plants are sprayed with water and placed in heat until germination.

Young plants are exposed to bright light. When the first pair of these leaves appears, the seedlings swoop and then feed with liquid complex fertilizer. Before planting tomatoes hardened in the ground, bringing to fresh air, first for several hours and then for the whole day.

The transfer to the beds begins in late May or early June. In the early days, young plants can be covered with foil. The distance between the bushes - 40-50 cm, support is not required. Watering tomatoes must be abundant, but not often, with warm settled water. Every 2 weeks the bushes are fed with a full complex fertilizer.

It is very important to choose the right soil, both for planting seedlings and for adult plants in the greenhouse. To understand this article will help about the types of soil for tomatoes. You will also find on our website information on how to prepare the land for tomatoes yourself.

Read more about how to fertilize tomatoes and how.:

• Organic, mineral, phosphorus, complex, ready-made fertilizers.
• TOP best.
• Yeast, iodine, hydrogen peroxide, ammonia, ash, boric acid.
• Top dressings for seedlings, foliar and when picking.

Diseases and pests

The Bagira variety is resistant to fusarium, verticillosis, Alternaria and other typical diseases of the nightshade in greenhouses. However, without preventive measures can not do. Before planting, it is recommended to disinfect the soil with a hot solution of potassium permanganate. You can use other methods of dealing with diseases.

Young plants are regularly sprayed with phytosporin or another non-toxic drug with antifungal effect to prevent the occurrence of late blight. Read also about other ways of protection against phytophtoras and varieties resistant to it. To prevent the emergence of root rot will help correct watering, frequent loosening of the soil, mulching with peat or humus.

Bagheera F1 tomatoes are not affected by the nematode, but they can be threatened by other pests: aphids, spider mites, thrips, Colorado beetles, slugs. To combat them, there are many proven methods:

• How to get rid of spider mites.
• What to do if aphids and thrips are bred in the garden.
• Fighting with the Colorado potato beetle and its larvae.
• Reliable ways to get rid of slugs.

In case of severe injuries, industrial insecticides will help, but they can only be used before fruiting.

Bagheera tomatoes are suitable for beginners and experienced gardeners. They are easy to maintain, easy to put up with mistakes in agricultural technology, ensuring excellent fruit taste and good harvest.

In the table below you will find links to varieties of tomatoes with different ripening terms:

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