Favorite of many - tomato "Summer resident": characteristics and description of the variety, photo

Tomato variety Summer resident will be of interest primarily to amateur gardeners.

And not only for the compactness of the bush and for the duration of the yield of the crop, but also for the possibility of growing it on balconies and loggias, although these are far from cherry tomatoes.

Farmers will be interested in their unpretentiousness, as well as the good safety of the harvested crop.

Tomato Summer resident variety description

The time from planting seeds to collecting the first ripe fruits is 96-105 days. The bush is of a determinant type, does not exceed a height of 60-70 centimeters when grown in a greenhouse, on open ground, a height of about half a meter. Read about indeterminate varieties here.

Bushes of medium branching, the best results are shown when growing a bush with 3-4 stems. Average number of small leaves, typical for tomato shape, green.

The planted bushes are unpretentious in growing, do not need pinching. Gardeners advise tying plants to a vertical support, there have been cases of bushes lodging under the weight of fruit brushes.

According to numerous reviews of gardeners, the variety stands out for its good ability to form a tomato ovary even in adverse weather conditions.

Possesses high resistance to top rot of fruits and fusarium. Resistance to other diseases of tomatoes is average. Read more on our website about varieties that are resistant to diseases of the nightshade, about typical diseases in greenhouses and how to deal with them.

Characteristics

Fruit shape: flat-rounded with slightly pronounced ribbing near the stalk. The color is red. Average yield: 3.8-4.2 kilograms per bush, with a planting rate of 7-8 bushes per square meter.

Application: it is recommended to use it fresh, in the form of mashed potatoes, salads, juice, according to the reviews received, it has shown itself well in canning. Average fruit weight: 55-95 grams in open beds, up to 105-110 grams in greenhouses. Good presentation, excellent safety during transportation.

For comparison, the table below shows data on the weight of fruits in other varieties of tomatoes:

A photo

See below: tomato Summer resident photo

Advantages and disadvantages

Dignity varieties:

• early ripening;
• stable yield, not dependent on weather conditions;
• good taste;
• relatively good disease resistance;
• long-term fruiting.

No significant deficiencies were identified... You can check out other high-yielding and disease-resistant varieties here.

You can see the yield of other varieties in the table:

Growing features

No special delights are required when growing the Dachnik variety. After landing on the ridges, it needs regular watering with warm water.

Excess moisture does not tolerate well... It is advised to remove the bottom 3-4 sheets to improve ventilation. It is necessary to periodically loosen the ground, weed weeds, 2-3 times to feed with mineral fertilizers. You can also use as top dressing: organic matter, iodine, yeast, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, boric acid.

Diseases and pests

The variety is highly resistant to top rot of fruits and fusarium.

On our site you will find a lot of useful information on the topic of tomato diseases. Read all about verticillosis, alternaria, late blight and protection measures against it. You can also get acquainted with varieties that are not susceptible to late blight. Correct use of fungicides will help you avoid many problems in your garden, and you can read about them here.

As for pests, the greatest danger to tomatoes is always Colorado beetles, spider mites, bears, slugs. Insecticides will help in the fight against them.

The Dachnik variety, chosen for planting on the site, guarantees the receipt of tomatoes with little care, due to the duration of fruiting, it will allow you to take your time harvesting for the winter.

See in the video: tomato Summer resident when to plant

In the table below you will find links to tomato varieties with different ripening periods:

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