Tomato "Budenovka": reviews, photos, yield

A mid-early, large-fruited tomato with high yields and unusually large, heart-shaped tomatoes. This is a very interesting variety, which, according to growers, boasts excellent fruit production and surprisingly tasty fruits. Here's what growers and those who have personally grown the "Budenovka" tomato say about it: reviews, photos, and yield data are available online on various forums and websites.

 

What the manufacturer promises. Description of the variety

 

This variety is considered a mid-early variety. It ripens within 107 to 110 days from planting in open ground and, according to the grower, is ideal not only for open-ground cultivation but also for greenhouse conditions. It is prized for its high yield, beautiful, fairly large fruits, and long fruiting period, lasting until mid-October.

This variety is quite resistant to cold, temperature fluctuations, and diseases, including late blight. It also resists cracking very well. Another distinctive feature of this tomato is its high yield and ease of care. Its fruits ripen very large, a beautiful raspberry-pink hue. Large, weighing 450 grams or more, they are fragrant and delicious. A single bush can yield up to 7 kilograms of tomatoes, large and fragrant with a pleasant flavor. However, to ensure truly tasty and flavorful fruits, you need to water them regularly, as this variety requires ample watering. Otherwise, the fruits will be smaller and less tasty. Staking is recommended, as large fruits can deform the plant. This variety is best grown from seedlings, forming two tomato stems. This will ensure healthy and beautiful plants, producing beautiful, appetizing, attractive, and juicy fruits.

 

This variety doesn't require much fertilizer or supplementary feeding. However, it does require watering. Modern experts have developed two varieties: the classic tomato and the pink. They differ little in taste and size, but they have different shades. The shape and size of the fruit are similar in both varieties. Both varieties are available in modern stores for about the same price.

 

What are internet users writing?

 

The Budyonovka5a variety is very popular with both experienced gardeners and those just beginning to grow tomatoes. It is prized for its high yield and mid-early ripening, as many larger tomatoes are considered later.

This variety is equally suitable for growing in a greenhouse and in the garden. Unlike other varieties, these tomatoes ripen from the inside out. Therefore, when you pick an unripe fruit from the bush, you can be sure it will be fully ripe and delicious within a few days. It won't be ripe on the outside and green on the inside. This variety is perfect for growing for sale, eating fresh, and canning.

 

Those who have grown this tomato are pleased with its high yield and resistance to various diseases and pests. Fresh, it can be used in summer salads or as a standalone snack. It makes excellent juices and pastes, which are thick and aromatic, very tasty, and rich in consistency. Canned tomatoes are very flavorful, with moderately firm flesh and a pleasant aroma. The skin does not crack during canning.

 

Another interesting variety of tomato is Mazarini tomato. You should take a closer look at it.