Tomato variety "Black Crimea" (in some sources the name "Black Crimean" is found) refers to the time-tested varieties of tomatoes, which can boast a huge number of fans among vegetable growers both in the Russian Federation and in other countries.
The Black Crimea tomato was first spotted by a Swedish collector named Lars Olov Rosentrom during his stay on the territory of the Crimean peninsula. In 1990, he introduced this species into the Seed Saver's Exchange catalog.
Tomato of this variety can be grown in all regions of the Russian Federation. He also managed to become popular in Europe and the USA.
Tomatoes Black Crimea: variety description
Tomato "Black Crimea", variety description: refers to medium-early varieties, since it usually takes from 69 to 80 days from planting seeds to fruit ripening. It is intended for cultivation in greenhouse conditions. The height of the indeterminate bushes of this plant, which are not standard, is about 180 centimeters.
This variety is not a hybrid and does not have F1 hybrids of the same name, but there are several similar varieties that are similar in appearance to the “Black Crimea”. Plants of this species almost never get sick. This tomato is distinguished by large flat-rounded fruits, which initially have a greenish-brown color, and become almost black after ripening. Their average weight is about 500 grams..
These tomatoes differ in the average level of content of solid matter and the average number of chambers. They have an amazing taste, but are not suitable for long-term storage. Tomatoes of this variety are used for fresh consumption, as well as for the preparation of salads and juice.
Features grade
The peculiarities of these tomatoes can be called the love of heat and the sun.
The main advantages of tomatoes "Black Crimea" are:
- large size of fruits;
- attractive appearance and good taste of fruits;
- disease resistance;
- high yield.
The only drawback of this type of tomato can be called the difficulty of acquiring seeds.
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Growing tips
Tomato "Black Crimean" can be grown seedling and seedless way. Planting seeds on seedlings takes place 55-60 days before planting seedlings in the ground. Seedlings appear 2-5 days after planting seeds.
Growing seedlessly involves planting seeds in the soil from the beginning of May to the end of June. Plants need garter and pinching, as well as forming two or three stalks.
Diseases and pests
The above-mentioned variety of tomatoes is practically not susceptible to diseases, and the treatment with insecticides will help protect your garden from pests.
If you have long dreamed of black-fruited tomatoes, pay attention to the "Black Crimea". Large fruits of unusual color will surprise you with their unsurpassed taste, and the cultivation of these tomatoes does not require you to much trouble.
