Tomato "Pink Miracle": description of the variety, reviews

Experts claim that pink tomatoes are many times healthier than red ones. Today, there are many different varieties of tomatoes, each with its own distinct taste, shape, and size. In this article, we'll explore how to care for the "Pink Miracle F1" tomato and reviews of this amazing crop.

Brief description of the variety

Pink Miracle tomatoes are considered mid-season and high-yielding. A single bush can reach 2 meters in height. During vegetative growth, the plant will require staking and pinching. A bountiful harvest can be achieved with three stems.

The fruits of this tomato variety are flat-round and large. They are juicy, pink, and very sweet. A single fruit can weigh up to 700 grams. These tomatoes are excellent for fresh consumption and for making natural juice.

Seedlings are transplanted two months before planting. Three plants are planted per square meter. This variety is a hybrid, obtained through further selective breeding.

Many gardeners love this variety because its tomatoes ripen very quickly. However, there is a downside: Pink Miracle doesn't have a long shelf life. It's important to understand that hybrid varieties are more resistant to adverse environmental conditions and diseases.

How to grow tomatoes correctly?

The Pink Miracle tomato variety can be grown both in a greenhouse and in the open ground. Gardeners love these tomatoes because they are completely unfussy. They require little care. Suitable varieties include: tomatoes for the greenhouse and for open ground.

It's generally considered normal to weed the plant several times and feed it with mineral fertilizers. It's also important to maintain a regular watering schedule. Experienced gardeners recommend loosening the soil after each watering.

Remember that a mature plant is quite tall and wide, so leave about 50 cm of space between bushes. This will prevent them from crowding each other. This will ensure all bushes receive the necessary amount of light. The plants will need to be tied up and side-shoots removed.

How to protect a plant from diseases?

Unfortunately, it has not yet been possible to develop a variety resistant to all diseases. Throughout the growing season, the bushes will need to be carefully treated. Fungicide treatment is very popular.

Southern regions treat plants when there's no sun or heat. Northern regions, however, spray during the fruiting stage, then 10 days later. Avoid treating plants with the same solution throughout their development. Changing the solution prevents fungi from acclimating and adapting to the fungicidal agents.

How to plant seeds correctly?

When the threat of frost is past, you can plant the seedlings. Experienced gardeners already know that it's best not to grow too many early seedlings. Plant just 15 bushes and then cover them with plastic bags. This will help protect the plants from night frosts. Alternatively, you can build a small greenhouse.

If you're planting seedlings outdoors, choose the sunniest, wind-protected spots. But don't be discouraged if you're unlucky and the year ends with a poor harvest. The following year, the plants will surely delight you with delicious and juicy fruits. And don't forget about fertilizing tomatoes during cultivation.

Gardeners' reviews

Maria

"My husband and I have been growing tomatoes for many years. Every year brings us new knowledge. We use new seeds each time. This is the third year in a row that we've been growing Pink Miracle tomatoes. We really like this variety. They're very sweet. Sometimes you just want to eat a fresh, juicy tomato with a piece of bread, and in general, tomatoes grown in your own garden have a sweet taste.

I can point out several advantages. Firstly, the magnificent colour of the fruit and its incomparable taste. Secondly, the ripening speed. Moreover, all the clusters bear fruit at once. The bushes had to be constantly tied up because they were very tall. One disadvantage is that the tomatoes don't store well. But I'll still plant these tomatoes. Our whole family loves them."

Lyudmila

"Last year, my husband and I planted the Pink Miracle tomato variety. The package instructions said the plants would grow to a height of 110 cm. But none of our plants grew taller than 80 cm. The tomatoes grew to a maximum of 140 grams. They were delicious and sweet. In the greenhouse, this variety ripens earlier than in the garden. We haven't seen any plant diseases. We really liked the tomatoes and will be planting more."

Irina

"I decided to plant tomatoes in open ground. My bushes didn't grow taller than 80 cm. Last year was a good year, with fruits weighing 300 grams. Unfortunately, it rained a lot, so the tomatoes weren't as sweet. Tomato diseases"Nothing was noticed."

Oksana

"I once planted tomatoes in a greenhouse. The bushes grew up to a meter. The fruits were very juicy and sweet. Each cluster held six juicy tomatoes. The tomatoes ripened gradually. We harvested them until autumn. Thank goodness the plants didn't get sick. I really like the tomatoes."