Tomato Pepper Red

Pepper red tomato is a mid-early indeterminate variety valued for its endurance, high yield and unusually shaped fruits that do not lose their taste during preservation and freezing. It grows well in open beds, but is also successfully cultivated in greenhouses. The bush grows up to 1.5-1.8 m tall, forms 4-5 branches with 4-9 fruits on each. The culture is resistant to many fungal and infectious diseases of tomatoes. Seedlings are planted in a prepared sunny area when spring frosts stop and the temperature rises to + 10 ° C. Care includes standard procedures: watering, loosening, shaping, tying, fertilizing, pest control. Features of the tomato variety Pepper red: - ripening period 60-65 days from seed germination; - planting rate - up to three plants per 1 m²; - yield up to 29 kg per bush; - plant indeterminate; - cultivation in open and closed ground; - immunity to fusarium wilt, tobacco mosaic virus, verticillium; - good keeping quality and transportability; - universal application. 0,1 g approx. 25 fresh seeds ****************************************************************************************************************************************** INSTRUCTIONS. For Indeterminate and Determinate types grown indoors or outdoors: Fill a tray just a little below full with moist compost. Sow seeds thinly and then cover them with moist compost. Place in a warm environment 15-20°C(60-68°F) and keep moist. Keep seedlings in a light sunny position, but away from the bright sun. When large enough to handle, transplant them individually into small pots of potting compost. Keep in an environment of around 15°C(60°F). Indoors: When first flowers open, transfer into growing bags, large pots or greenhouse borders. Outdoors: Slowly accustom plants to outside conditions for 2-3 weeks before planting out, ensuring the danger of frost has passed. Keep plants watered well. When the first fruits start to develop, feed them with ideally a tomato fertiliser. Gradually accustom plants to outside conditions for 2-3 weeks before planting out, after the danger of frost has passed. Allow 60cm(2ft) between plants. Water well and regularly