Tomato 'Evpator': reviews, photos, yield

One of the best tall tomatoes, producing attractive fruit and high yields. Considered very healthy and tasty, it produces abundant fruit. One of the best varieties recommended for growing in greenhouses and relatively protected soil. Here's how those who have grown the "Evpator" tomato describe it: reviews, photos, and yields.

 

Characteristics of the variety

 

The manufacturer describes this tomato variety as mid-early, designed for growing in protected soil. Evpator has excellent resistance to various diseases and plant pests. Another distinctive feature of this tomato is that its fruits do not crack, making them suitable for home canning. For this reason, Evpator, like many hybrid varieties, is in high demand among many modern tomato lovers.

Its fruits are flat-round with a characteristic glossy sheen and are all uniform in size, weighing 150 grams. They are all roughly the same shape and size. On the bush, they appear as large clusters with a huge number of fruits, similar to grapes, if you look at photos online. Furthermore, because the fruits do not crack, it is ideal for winter preservation and canning. Therefore, this tomato is considered one of the best among hybrids.

 

Moreover, it produces a very high yield. A single branch can hold up to 8 fruits. This variety is considered tall, requires support, and produces excellent fruit and a very large yield. But how good is this variety really? Here's what those who have grown this tomato in greenhouses at their dachas have to say.

 

Specifications, reviews, and photos

 

 

If you look at photos of this tomato variety, you'll notice bright, large red tomatoes—quite large and red. The photos are simply delightful, featuring vibrant, rich fruits and appetizing clusters hanging down to the ground. Many modern gardeners are concerned about the yield of this variety. However, there haven't been any negative reviews of this tomato variety published online.

These are fairly tall tomatoes with abundant foliage and high yields. The photos clearly show how the huge, beautiful tomatoes, perfectly rounded in shape, hang to the ground in beautiful, dense clusters. According to gardeners, this variety of tomato produces high yields when grown strictly in greenhouse conditions. This variety is not suitable for open ground: despite its high yield and resistance to various diseases and pests, it significantly reduces both the number of fruits and their size. Tomatoes grown outdoors are smaller (approximately 70 or 80 grams), while those grown in a greenhouse weigh 100 grams or more.

 

Gardeners consider this tomato's advantages to be its resistance to five different pests and diseases, as well as its very high yield. Evpator produces up to 40 kilograms of tomatoes per square meter, making this variety ideal for growing commercially. The tomatoes themselves are fairly round, red, and not too large, with firm flesh and thin skin. This variety stores well, making it suitable for sandwiches, various summer salads, and juices. Furthermore, Evpator tomatoes store well for over a week without changing shape or flavor, making them ideal for sale.

 

A drawback of this variety is its low yield in open ground. Which tomatoes can and should be planted outdoors, then, we read in our article here.