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Tomato Sarra is a hybrid variety that is resistant to unfavorable conditions. Suitable for cultivation almost throughout the country. It grows well and produces a rich harvest in greenhouses and in open ground.
Who brought it out and when?
The Sarra tomato variety is the result of the work of French breeders. It was developed from the Clause company. In 2017, the variety received its place in the Russian State Register.
In the State Register, the variety is designated as an early ripening salad hybrid
Description and characteristics of the tomato variety Sarra F1
The Sarra tomato is an early hybrid belonging to varieties with an indeterminate growth type. It is a large bush, the height of which varies from 1.5 to 2 m when grown in a greenhouse. In open ground the bush is slightly taller than 1 m. The thick stem is covered with medium-sized green leaves.
Round, heart-shaped fruits form on the branches. They are characterized by their large size.The weight of one tomato varies from 200 to 300 g. At the time of ripening, the fruits are light green. It turns to a rich red when the tomato becomes ripe.
The tomatoes are quite fleshy, the pulp is of medium density. They have a sweet taste with slight sourness and a characteristic tomato aroma. This variety is characterized by long-term storage.
Sarah is suitable for growing in greenhouses and open ground
Ripening time
The Sarah tomato is an early variety. The first tomatoes ripen 60-65 days after planting. The variety is characterized by long-term fruiting, which does not stop throughout the season.
Sarah tomato yield
The variety is characterized by high productivity. So, under favorable conditions from 1 m2 You can harvest up to 23 kg of tomatoes.
Resistance to adverse factors
The Sarra variety is characterized by good resistance to adverse weather conditions. It tolerates heat and sudden temperature changes well. The variety is resistant to light spring frosts and temporary drought.
Tomatoes have good immunity to diseases and pests
Where is it grown?
Due to its resistance to temperature changes and adaptability to adverse conditions, the Sarra tomato variety is suitable for planting throughout the country. It can be grown even in the Northern regions.
Methods of application
Sarah is characterized by excellent taste. Suitable for fresh consumption and adding to salads. Tomatoes can be used for canning and pickling.
Advantages and disadvantages
Tomatoes have good keeping quality and can be stored for a long time under suitable conditions.They can be transported over long distances without losing their presentation.
Tomato Sarra is a self-pollinating variety.
Advantages:
- high yield;
- early but long-lasting fruiting;
- crack resistance;
- versatility of use;
- ease of cultivation;
- good immunity.
No deficiencies were found in the Sarra tomato variety.
Landing dates and rules
Planting tomatoes of the Sarra variety is carried out in seedlings. It is best to grow tomatoes in greenhouses, but open ground is also suitable. It is recommended to plant seeds for seedlings in mid-March or early April. This process consists of the following steps:
- Prepare containers and fill them with moist soil. You can buy it or make it yourself from turf and humus with the addition of a mineral mixture.
- Bury the seeds into the ground and cover with film.
The Sarra variety has fast germination, so the first shoots will appear within 4-5 days. At this stage, seedlings need to be provided with timely watering, sufficient heat and light. About three weeks later, after the seedlings have grown, it is necessary to pick. Seedlings need to be transplanted into individual cups.
It takes about 1.5 months to transfer seedlings to open ground. As a rule, this is mid-May or early June. If the tomato will not grow in a greenhouse, then for planting you should choose a well-lit place, protected from strong gusts of wind. The Sarra variety prefers chernozem or loamy soils. The process of transplanting tomatoes consists of the following steps:
- Dig up the area. Add organic fertilizer and a special mineral composition to the soil.
- Dig planting holes. Their depth should match the size of the root system of the seedlings.Planting density should be no more than two plants per 1 m2.
- Move the seedlings into the holes, straighten the root system. Cover with soil and thoroughly moisten the plantings.
How to care
The process of caring for Sarra tomato is not difficult. It is worth following some recommendations so that the bushes grow well and delight you with a rich harvest. For the first 1-1.5 weeks after planting, you should forget about watering. During this period, excessive humidity can damage the root system. After this, it is necessary to water the plants as the top layer dries out. When growing in a greenhouse, drip irrigation can be arranged.
Tomatoes of the Sarra variety respond well to fertilizing. Phosphate fertilizers are recommended during planting. They can be added to the soil monthly until the end of fruiting. They have a beneficial effect on the formation of buds and fruits. Nitrogen fertilizers can be used every month before flowering. At the time of planting, it is recommended to add potassium-based fertilizer. Then it should be used every month after flowering until the end of fruiting.
Mulching will help reduce the amount of weeding and watering
Formation of a tomato bush Sarah
Sarra tomato bushes are distinguished by their height. Therefore, it is recommended to tie them up. In addition, picking seedlings is a prerequisite.
Disease and pest control
The variety has good immunity. However, under bad weather conditions, tomatoes can develop late blight. For treatment, you need to use any drug designed to combat this disease. You should act strictly according to the instructions.
Among the pests, the most dangerous are whiteflies, wireworms and mole crickets. To get rid of them, you can use traditional methods or chemicals.
Conclusion
Tomato Sarra is a tall variety with excellent taste and has a wide range of uses. It does not cause any trouble with maintenance, so even a novice gardener can cope with its cultivation.
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