Midi San Marzano Tomato 'BOL-T-5505 F1'

Midi San Marzano Tomato

1962

Midi San Marzano Tomato 'BOL-T-5505 F1' has a unique intermediate resistance to Phytophthora, a fungal disease that can cause considerable problems in the unheated cultivation of organic tomatoes.

The medium-high plants have strong leaves. 'BOL-T-5505 F1' is suitable for outdoor cultivation or in cold greenhouses and produces single trusses with approximately 12 tomatoes each, of approx. 30 - 40 grams with firm flesh. These midi San Marzano tomatoes, with a characteristic long, slightly dented shape, can be harvested separately with or without a crown, but also as a truss.

Intermediate resistance means that a variety is much stronger against a certain disease, but can still be affected by it in the end. Trials have shown that 'BOL-T-5505 F1' performs excellently against Phytophthora.

Greenhouse cultivation
Pre-sowing: Mar - Apr
Transplanting: Apr - May
Harvest: Jul - Oct

Outdoor cultivation
Pre-sowing: Apr
Transplanting: May
Harvest: Aug - Sep

Plant spacing: 90 x 50 cm
Soil: Suitable for all types of soil, no specific requirements

Resistances
(HR) Ff:A-E / ToMV:0-2 / Va:0 / Vd:0 / Fol:0
(IR) Pi

‘BOL-T-5505 F1’ midi San Marzano tomato seeds.

Sow March–April for greenhouse or April for outdoors, plant at 90 × 50 cm and harvest July–October or August–September respectively.

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