Pedro F1 tomato is a late, high-yielding tomato variety with strong growth, intended for cultivation in greenhouses and polytunnels, and in warmer regions also in the open ground.. Gives round, smooth, red fruits weighing 105–120 g. The fruits retain their firmness for a long time after harvesting (LSL type).
The most important features:
- late variety, high-yielding, F1 hybrid
- round, smooth fruits, without ribbing, 105–120 g
- crack-resistant fruits, long-lasting after harvest (LSL)
- resistance to tomato mosaic virus (ToMV) i fusariosis (Page 0.1)
- fresh and for preserves
Cultivation:
- sowing for seedlings from December to the end of March, into pots or trays
- planting in a permanent location when the plants have several well-developed leaves
- cultivation in a greenhouse or tunnel, in warmer regions in the ground
Position and care:
Warmth, sun, and fertile, well-draining soil. A variety with strong growth, trained on supports.
Tips:
- Keep the seedlings in a bright place so they don't get leggy.
- Train plants to a single stem using string or stakes and remove side shoots.
- Water regularly, at the root. Ventilate the greenhouse on warm days.
- Collect fully colored fruits.
Most frequent questions:
Can Pedro be grown in the ground? In warmer regions, yes, preferably in a greenhouse or tunnel.
How much do the fruits weigh? 105–120 g.
When to sow? For seedlings from December to March.
Do the fruits crack? The fruits are resistant to cracking.
What position to choose? Warmth, sun, and fertile, well-draining soil.
What to pay attention to in cultivation? Keep the seedlings in a bright place so they don't get leggy.
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