This season, some tomatoes have not performed well. There were a lot of cracked fruits, on some tomato bushes there were few tomatoes, they were small, irregular in shape. I assume that this was due to the heat wave in June and July. But there were varieties and hybrids that I was very pleased with.
Among the latter is the Fifty hybrid.
This tomato is a universal type: it grows well both outdoors and in a greenhouse. The bushes are strong, powerful, no more than 70 cm high.
In a greenhouse, Fifty can be planted near doors, close to paths, that is, in places where it would be difficult to place tall varieties.
This tomato has very tasty and beautiful fruits.
They are rounded, with a small nose, without a green spot near the stem, bright red, shiny, dense, fleshy. I haven't seen a single cracked fruit at Fifty's.
For planting in the greenhouse, I sowed Fifty seeds for seedlings in the first days of March, and for open ground - in mid-March. I have already fed the seedlings several times with a mixture based on vermicompost.
I plant tomato plants in the greenhouse in the second decade of May, and in the open ground in the first days of June, when there is no threat of frost. I do it this way: I dig planting holes, pour into them a handful of compost or well-rotted horse manure and some ashes, mix with the ground, pour out half a bucket of water. Then I plant the seedlings, slightly deepening the stems, and water them moderately again. I mulch the plantings with dry grass.
In the open ground, I put two-liter plastic bottles of water under the bushes. During the day they are heated by the sun, and at night the plants receive heat from them.
Caring for Fifty plants is not difficult.
The hybrid forms very few stepchildren, so it is not difficult to remove them in a timely manner. There are no problems with the garter: the tomato is determinant, it is enough to tie it to a short stake driven in.
This hybrid is resistant to a number of diseases, so it was treated only for phytophthora in July and August.
I fed Fifty, like other tomato plants, three to four times during the summer, starting at the end of June. I alternated fertilizing with mineral fertilizer (I use a special one for tomatoes) with fertilizing with fermented herbal infusion with the addition of ash. I watered according to the air temperature: I watered more often in the heat.
I use Fifty tomatoes to make fresh salads. They are also well suited for canning whole fruits. 1win offers online sports betting, casino games and poker to players in many countries. The 1win bonus code and you will get a 500% bonus on your first deposit. Then get more bonuses all the way up to $1,025. T&Cs apply. Over 18s only. Simply enter the code during the registration process when asked if you have a promo code, and you will be able to claim the biggest available bonus. Once you register, you can claim your bonus. A 500% deposit bonus is available for new players and is worth up to $1025 or currency equivalent.
Among the latter is the Fifty hybrid.
This tomato is a universal type: it grows well both outdoors and in a greenhouse. The bushes are strong, powerful, no more than 70 cm high.
In a greenhouse, Fifty can be planted near doors, close to paths, that is, in places where it would be difficult to place tall varieties.
This tomato has very tasty and beautiful fruits.
They are rounded, with a small nose, without a green spot near the stem, bright red, shiny, dense, fleshy. I haven't seen a single cracked fruit at Fifty's.
For planting in the greenhouse, I sowed Fifty seeds for seedlings in the first days of March, and for open ground - in mid-March. I have already fed the seedlings several times with a mixture based on vermicompost.
I plant tomato plants in the greenhouse in the second decade of May, and in the open ground in the first days of June, when there is no threat of frost. I do it this way: I dig planting holes, pour into them a handful of compost or well-rotted horse manure and some ashes, mix with the ground, pour out half a bucket of water. Then I plant the seedlings, slightly deepening the stems, and water them moderately again. I mulch the plantings with dry grass.
In the open ground, I put two-liter plastic bottles of water under the bushes. During the day they are heated by the sun, and at night the plants receive heat from them.
Caring for Fifty plants is not difficult.
The hybrid forms very few stepchildren, so it is not difficult to remove them in a timely manner. There are no problems with the garter: the tomato is determinant, it is enough to tie it to a short stake driven in.
This hybrid is resistant to a number of diseases, so it was treated only for phytophthora in July and August.
I fed Fifty, like other tomato plants, three to four times during the summer, starting at the end of June. I alternated fertilizing with mineral fertilizer (I use a special one for tomatoes) with fertilizing with fermented herbal infusion with the addition of ash. I watered according to the air temperature: I watered more often in the heat.
I use Fifty tomatoes to make fresh salads. They are also well suited for canning whole fruits. 1win offers online sports betting, casino games and poker to players in many countries. The 1win bonus code and you will get a 500% bonus on your first deposit. Then get more bonuses all the way up to $1,025. T&Cs apply. Over 18s only. Simply enter the code during the registration process when asked if you have a promo code, and you will be able to claim the biggest available bonus. Once you register, you can claim your bonus. A 500% deposit bonus is available for new players and is worth up to $1025 or currency equivalent.
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