Description of the tomato variety Bear Trail and its characteristics
Tomato Bear trace among large-fruited varieties stands out for its excellent parameters. The most important trump card is unpretentiousness. During cultivation, it does not require close attention and the implementation of all agrotechnical techniques.
Description of the variety Bear trace
The plant is classified as indeterminate, that is, tall. The variety is characterized by high immunity, thanks to which late blight is not terrible for tomato, it easily tolerates dry and cold weather.
Appearance:
- A tall bush reaches a height of more than 1 m.
- Large dark green foliage, carved along the edges.
- Fruits are rounded, slightly flattened at the edges. The weight of tomatoes varies from 250 g to 500 g. A real giant!
- The deep red tomatoes have a fleshy and dense texture.
- With moderate watering, 10 and more large, sweet tomatoes can be harvested from one bush.
Characteristics of the variety
The tomato is suitable for growing both in the open field and in greenhouse conditions. In the northern regions, it is better to grow in a greenhouse.
A variety of medium late ripening tomatoes. From the moment of sowing seeds for seedlings until the ripening of tomatoes, 115 days pass. The yield is always high, even if you do not apply top dressing and rarely water the plants.
The bushes are tall and require timely formation. If not pinched, specimens over 2 m in height can be obtained. During formation, no more than 2 stems should be left on one plant.
Grow by tying to a support, otherwise the plants will bend under the weight of the fruit. Each of the shoots left will give 5 full-weight tomatoes.
Reviews of gardeners indicate the high transportability of the fruits, the possibility of their long-term storage.
Sowing seeds for seedlings
The characteristic and description of the variety will allow you to get acquainted with the basic requirements for sowing seeds and caring for large-fruited specimens.
Sowing time depends on where the tomato will be grown: in the greenhouse or in the open field. Sowing seeds for closed ground is carried out in February, for open ground - in the last decade of March. Important! Bear's paw is a tomato with a long daylight hours, so it is better to sow the seeds at the end of March.
To obtain friendly shoots, it is necessary to maintain the temperature and optimum humidity. If there is not enough natural light for the seedlings, it is recommended to supplement it with fluorescent lamps.
Planting tomatoes in the ground
The climatic zone plays an important role when transplanting seedlings into the ground. In the southern regions it can be planted in mid-May, in the rest - after the threat of return frosts has passed.It is not worth planting plants in an unheated ground, even a shelter will not help them fully develop.
Care consists in timely watering, loosening and hilling the soil. Hilling is necessary in order for additional roots to form on the plant. The root system penetrates deep into the ground, branched, strong.
Reviews of tomato Bear's paw
Very sweet, juicy and dense fruits. Tomatoes have more pulp, very few seeds. Tomatoes are suitable for fresh consumption, good for canning, pickling, pickling, making tomato paste.
A complete description of the variety leaves no doubt that the tomato is characterized by high yield, disease resistance, good fruit setting and resistance to adverse weather conditions.
