Tomato 'Mazarini': reviews, photos, yield

A rather tasty, large, heart-shaped tomato with excellent flavor and excellent fruit. The Mazarini tomato—reviews, photos, and yield—is considered one of the most delicious and healthy fruits. Here's what the grower and those who have grown this beautiful tomato with its delicate flavor and distinct, pleasant aroma have to say about it.

 

 

 

 

 

Description of a modern manufacturer

 

Much has been written about this beautiful, tasty, and very fleshy tomato. This variety is considered a hybrid, with a tall bush, reaching up to 1.3 meters. A single branch typically holds up to 5 or 6 beautiful, fragrant tomatoes, which gradually grow into large, very juicy, and fleshy fruits. Each fruit typically weighs 200 to 600 grams. When planted correctly, it's recommended to form approximately one stem, rarely two, and plant no more than five plants per square meter.

This variety requires seedling cultivation. Typically, the seeds are treated with the usual method at the very beginning, and then you need to plant the plants in the ground approximately 56 days after germination. This plant typically bears fruit for a long time, starting 110 days after planting. However, depending on conditions, this tomato can begin bearing fruit as early as 150 days, and this is not a problem.

 

The plant is best planted in soil previously used for growing carrots and other vegetables, except potatoes. This variety requires regular fertilization, but produces good results and yields both in greenhouses and in the garden. A single plant typically yields up to 14 kilograms of beautiful, heart-shaped tomatoes. But is it as good as the manufacturer claims? Here's what modern users have to say about it on various online forums.

 

Hybrid characteristics and growing results

 

Those who have grown this tomato variety have noted not only its excellent taste but also the high germination rate of its seeds. Germination rates typically exceed 90%. Since this variety is considered a hybrid, it should not be grown again for seed, as the subsequent generation of fruits may be less viable and, consequently, produce weak plants that are unable to produce full fruit.

This variety is noted to be virtually immune to various tomato diseases and is quite resistant to late blight, tobacco mosaic, various types of rot, and pests. Those who have grown this tomato have noted that it is virtually immune to the most common tomato diseases. Almost all plants thrive in both greenhouses and gardens. Growing methods have absolutely no effect on yield, so you can grow this tomato wherever it's convenient.

 

This variety requires regular watering, ventilation, and fertilizing the soil with various tomato fertilizers. This will not only produce larger fruits and richer in various vitamins and nutrients, but will also ripen faster. While this variety is noted for its high yield, replanting this hybrid, like all others, is not recommended.

 

Users have noted the excellent taste of this tomato, its beautiful color, fleshiness, and unique heart shape. Due to its high yield, this variety is ideal for growing for sale, long-term storage, and canning. It produces very firm and tasty tomatoes for winter storage, as well as pastes or juices. Its flavor is slightly sweet, pleasant, and has a distinct aroma. It is pleasant and sweet, without the sourness. It lacks the wateriness and sugariness typical of pink salad tomatoes, as well as an unpleasant sour taste. Therefore, this tomato can be eaten both fresh and canned.

 

A very unpretentious variety of tomatoes - LyanaIt is suitable for growing in areas where space is limited, and it also requires staking and proper care, like other tomatoes.