San Marzano and Oval Tomato (Pole) Cluster O'Marzaniello Babyzano F1 - 1 plant v.10 cm - Orto Mio
San Marzano and Oval Tomato (Pole) Cluster O'Marzaniello Babyzano F1 - 1 plant v.10 cm - Orto Mio ...is on backorder
New: a real miniature San Marzano. Sweet and pulpy fruits.
Semina / Trapianto
February, March, April, May, JuneDistanza d'impianto
40 x 100 cmRaccolta
100 daysProduzione: Fruits of 20 gr
Description
Description
San Marzano and Oval Tomato (stake) Cluster (tolerant to blossom end rot) O'Marzaniello Babyzano is the most blossom end rot tolerant San Marzano, an exclusive of Orto Mio! It produces numerous clusters made up of 15-20 medium-sized, very uniform fruits with an intense color. Each fruit weighs about 40 g. The quality is high and the shelf life is good. The plant is vigorous, healthy, and very productive, suitable for cultivation in greenhouses and open fields. The maturation cycle is early. Excellent both raw and for sauces, also ideal for canning peeled tomatoes in small jars. Resistant to nematodes, numerous soil diseases, and the TSWV, TYLCV viruses, and also to the new Tobrfv virus.
Growing Tips
Orto Mio guidelines for the species, to be adapted to the variety, local climate, and cultivation in soil or pots.
Exposure and Temperature
Choose full sun; in summer, a slight shade during the central hours is helpful. Optimal growth at 20–24 °C; protect early transplants from the cold.
Soil and Transplanting
Fertile and draining soil, preferably pH 6–7. Transplanting from March, under protection, to August, depending on the climate. Generally space 40–50 cm in the row and 100 cm between rows; for sauce varieties, also 30 cm in the row.
Watering
Water regularly at the base, allowing the surface to dry between interventions. Increase water during flowering and fruit swelling; avoid waterlogging and sudden shifts from drought to heavy watering.
Fertilization
Incorporate mature organic matter before transplanting. Distribute nutrients throughout the cycle, emphasizing potassium in production and avoiding excess nitrogen.
Care and Harvesting
Mulch. For stake tomatoes, provide supports and periodically remove suckers; for dwarf varieties, do not remove them. Harvest according to the variety and use: for sauce, prefer well-ripened fruits. Cut the stem if detaching risks damaging the plant.
Indicative Producer Data
| Exposure | Sun |
|---|---|
| Harvest Time | 65 days |
| Transplant Distance | 40x100 cm |
| Weight | 50 g |
The values are indicative: the harvest cycle varies with season, climate, and cultivation conditions.
San Marzano and Oval Tomato (Pole) Cluster O'Marzaniello Babyzano F1 - 1 plant v.10 cm - Orto Mio ...is on backorder
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