Tomato Hand Blow

Carpal blow - such an unusual name for a tomato variety is at least suggestive. However, thoughts alone are not enough - complete and objective information is needed. And it's worth starting traditionally with a description of the origin of this culture.

The plant was created at the breeding facilities of Semko-Junior LLC. The chief curator of the project was Yu. B. Alekseev. Official permission to grow in private gardens was granted in 2017.

The wrist stroke is an indeterminate hybrid. Declared its suitability for growing in the open field. The official description also insists on the possibility of using this tomato in conventional and film-covered greenhouses. The bushes develop relatively compactly in breadth, but can reach a height of 2 m. There are relatively few leaves on them.

Unripe Brushstroke berries will have a normal green color. As they mature, however, they will turn red. The mass of a single specimen varies from 130 to 150 g. These tomatoes are distinguished by their rounded shape.

6 or 7 tomatoes develop in one cluster. Their surface has a glossy sheen. These berries will form from simple inflorescences. The first fruit is over 9-11 leaves. Further tomatoes are formed every 3 leaves; the stalks will be articulated, and the keeping quality of the crop is 20-30 days.

Tomato berries are juicy. Wateriness is not typical for them. There is no sour note. It must be remembered that the marketability of berries lasts no more than 1 month. The crop can be used in salads, for obtaining tomato paste and other preparations.

Carpal blow is one of the earliest tomatoes. The crop will ripen in 95-105 days. The situation can change only in case of non-standard weather.

The declared ability to produce up to 27 kg of berries per 1 m2. This is not just a good, but an excellent result. However, it can be achieved only with impeccable agricultural technology.

You can sow seeds in seedling containers in mid-March. Transplantation under the film is carried out in mid-May. Readiness for planting in open ground is usually achieved in the first half of June.

Usually, the wrist blow should be seated on the 700x400 mm system. Planting involves the use of 2.5-3 bushes per 1 sq. m. There is no point in inventing any other location systems.

The wrist blow must be tied up and shaped. It will also be impossible to do without eliminating the stepsons. Fruit cracking is practically impossible. The bronzing of the tomato and the yellow curling of the leaves also have little effect on such tomatoes. There is also little need to protect the tomato from tobacco mosaic and fusarium wilting.

However, insured farmers benefit significantly in the long run. The stems are formed into 1 or 2 stems. At the preparation stage, seedling cultivation is strongly recommended. The seeds are buried 1-2 cm in the soil. It is preferable to use separate tanks for each plant, as well as maintain a temperature of at least +21 degrees.

Traditionally, seedlings are dived when 2 true leaves appear. Only room temperature water is used for irrigation. In order for the seedlings to grow successfully, it will be necessary to provide additional lighting - normally, light should fall on the tomato for at least 16 hours per day. Before planting in open ground or a greenhouse, thorough hardening is necessary. Planting should be watered more regularly.

Removing weeds is also very important. Loosening and feeding are carried out according to the usual schedule for tomatoes. It is recommended to support the brushes of such a tomato with supports. The best result when growing it gives the use of tall greenhouses. Otherwise, this culture has no peculiarities.