Tomato seeds «Kozula 88»

Tomato «Kozula 88» - a mid-late, tall and high-yielding tomato variety. The fruits are elongated, about 15 centimetres long, weighing from 150 to 220 grams, red in colour, fleshy, of medium density, low in juice, with a pleasant sweet taste.

They are distinguished by the absence of cracking; small hollows are sometimes found in the seed cavities.

The variety is valued for its stable yield and excellent taste qualities, and is suitable both for fresh consumption and for culinary processing.

Agricultural technology

A heat-loving crop. It is grown from seedlings or by sowing in open ground. For seedlings, seeds are sown from 1 to 10 March in nutritious pots measuring 10x10 centimetres. The seedlings grow in cups for 55-60 days before planting in the bed. They are planted in a permanent place in the second ten days of May according to the 50x50 centimetres scheme.

To obtain a high and early yield, tomatoes planted in the bed in the first days of May are temporarily covered with transparent film until warm weather sets in. The best predecessors are legumes, cucurbits, root vegetables and green crops. They must not be planted after potatoes, peppers, aubergines or physalis.

A sunny place protected from cold winds is allocated for planting; loamy soils with the addition of organic fertilisers are preferable.

Tomato «Kozula 88» - ф mid-late, tall and high-yielding tomato variety. The fruits are elongated, about 15 centimetres long, weighing from 150 to 220 grams, red in colour, fleshy, of medium density, low in juice, with a pleasant sweet taste.

They are distinguished by the absence of cracking; small hollows are sometimes found in the seed cavities.

The variety is valued for its stable yield and excellent taste qualities, and is suitable both for fresh consumption and for culinary processing.

Agricultural technology

A heat-loving crop. It is grown from seedlings or by sowing in open ground. For seedlings, seeds are sown from 1 to 10 March in nutritious pots measuring 10x10 centimetres. The seedlings grow in cups for 55-60 days before planting in the bed. They are planted in a permanent place in the second ten days of May according to the 50x50 centimetres scheme.

To obtain a high and early yield, tomatoes planted in the bed in the first days of May are temporarily covered with transparent film until warm weather sets in. The best predecessors are legumes, cucurbits, root vegetables and green crops. They must not be planted after potatoes, peppers, aubergines or physalis.

A sunny place protected from cold winds is allocated for planting; loamy soils with the addition of organic fertilisers are preferable.