Tomato No worries or hassle

No worries or hassles - a tomato that is worthy of the attention of a novice grower. The versatile fruits will delight family members with their pleasant tomato flavor.

It is a varietal plant, with bushes up to 45 cm high. The tomato is very compact and ideal for growing outdoors. Another advantage is the ability to use the fruits for the production of ketchups, juices and even whole canning.

Red ripe tomatoes Neither worries nor hassles reach a maximum of 60 grams. The pulp is fleshy and dense inside.

The taste is pleasant, sweetish.

The early variety ripens in just 95 days.

This indicator is at a decent level.

March-April is the time for planting seeds. From April to June, seedlings can already be planted in the ground.

The standard planting scheme for this variety is 30 * 50 cm.

Pickling and garter tomatoes Neither worries nor hassle is required, but it is necessary to form bushes. A maximum of 2 stems can be kept.

The protection of tomatoes of this variety from diseases largely depends on the correctly calculated technology of mineral nutrition. Tomatoes respond well to the main introduction of three macronutrients - nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium - into the soil.

At the initial stage of development, tomatoes Neither worries nor troubles especially need phosphorus-potassium nutrition, which is necessary for the development of the root system, and subsequently nitrogen. This applies, first of all, to the cultivation of tomatoes of this variety in seedlings. The seedlings themselves are fed with phosphorus and potassium, and after planting in the ground with all three macronutrients.

Before the start of fruit formation, tomatoes Neither worries nor hassles require moderate nitrogen and enhanced phosphorus nutrition. Further, with an increase in the number of fruits, nitrogen consumption increases, and already in the phase of fruit ripening, potassium nutrition should be increased. Of course, it is optimal to vary the fertilization by adding them to the drip irrigation solutions.

Let us emphasize that tomatoes of this species react sharply to a lack of phosphorus, especially during the period of initial development and during the formation of fruits.Otherwise, growth, ovary formation and fruit ripening slows down, the leaf apparatus acquires a grayish color, and the stem becomes brownish. In turn, with a deficiency of potassium, the bushes No worries or hassles stop growth and dry out.

With such an important element as nitrogen, it is important not to overdo it, because its excess reduces the resistance of this tomato to diseases. This also leads to a delay in fruit ripening.

Magnesium sulfate is an excellent fertilizer for growing tomatoes of the described variety, given the increased need of this crop for sulfur and magnesium, as well as calcium. Trace elements such as boron, copper and manganese can be applied by the foliar method, as part of irrigation solutions and treated with preparations based on them in the seed.

The most common diseases of this variety are Alternaria and Anthracnose. This factor should be taken into account when choosing a predecessor crop, since these diseases affect a fairly wide range of crops that are grown in open field. Late blight is not affected.

Fungicide treatments should be started immediately after the seedlings have taken root (or seedlings emerge) in the soil, before the first signs of disease appear. The interval between treatments should be 10 to 14 days. The introduction of the drug has a prophylactic effect.

In the second half of the growing season, when the tomato stops actively gaining leaf mass, it is recommended to use contact fungicides. It is desirable to combine part of the treatments with the introduction of micronutrient fertilizers, especially in the tomato flowering phase. This directly affects the quality of fruit setting, ripening and keeping quality.

Tomatoes also need thoughtful insecticidal protection against pests such as aphids, leafhoppers, and scoops. Many problems are caused by such a pest of tomatoes as the cotton scoop, whose butterflies lay eggs on the fruit, calyx or top leaf. It is extremely important to accurately establish the period of release of the caterpillars from laying in order to determine the timing of processing. The fact is that most drugs on the market suppress the development of only the larva. If everything is not done correctly, the caterpillar of the cotton bollworm will get inside the fruit, making it virtually impossible to effectively control the pest in the future.

It is advisable to use drugs from well-known world manufacturers that will cause minimum harm to beneficial insects and will not accumulate in fruits.

With sucking pests, such as aphids, the fight should be started immediately after planting seedlings in the ground or the emergence of plant shoots, because visually the problems caused by them will appear 15-20 days after infection, when it will be too late to carry out effective protection.

It is optimal to use the application of an insecticide through a solution together with drip irrigation or to water the soil with such preparations as "Aktara". Technologically correct implementation of spraying will ensure the control of pests in the soil for at least 20 days. In addition, the harmful effects of other species, such as the Colorado potato beetle, will be eliminated. However, this does not negate regular spraying with insecticides, the frequency of which can be up to 7 days.

No worries or hassle - cold-resistant variety.