Recommendations for growing yellow giant tomato and variety description

When looking for tomatoes that are large, sweet and produce a good harvest, you should pay attention to the yellow and orange varieties. It is they who have the greatest sweetness and are intended mainly for fresh consumption.

They are not very suitable for long-term storage, but this is compensated by the fact that the bush can bear fruit for a long time, which means that delicious fresh tomatoes will be on the gardener's table for almost the entire season.

When choosing such tomatoes, you should pay attention to the wonderful variety of tomato "Yellow Giant".

Tomatoes "Yellow Giant": variety description

The originator of this delicious variety is Sedek. The average height of the bushes is from 1.2 meters to 1.7, they are indeterminate. One of the representatives of lettuce tomatoes with an impressive size.

Mid-season, from the moment of seed germination to the moment of harvesting a ripe crop, it will take about 110-122 days.

The yield is high, with long fruiting.

• The fruits are bright yellow in color.
• The weight corresponds to the name of the variety, one tomato with good care can weigh up to 400 grams.
• Due to the high sugar content, it tastes sweet.
• The shape of the fruit is round, slightly flattened.

You can compare the weight of the variety with others in the table:

Growing and care

This plant can be grown both in greenhouses and in the open field. The only difference is that in the greenhouse the bushes can be taller and the fruits will ripen a little earlier. Due to the height and weight of the fruit, the bushes require a garter and sufficient space to grow, otherwise the yield may be reduced.

Special care is not required, it is enough to feed several times and water and weed in a timely manner, loosen the ground.

You can compare the yield of the variety with others in the table below:

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We bring to your attention photos of the "Yellow Giant" tomato variety:

Diseases and pests

Although the variety is good, it does not differ in high disease resistance. Late blight, tobacco mosaic, alternaria and other diseases can easily affect it, if preventive fungicide treatments are not carried out.

Pests, such as the Colorado potato beetle, do not attack adult plants, but they can damage the seedlings, which means that you need to monitor their appearance and immediately destroy them.

With an abundance of all substances and a normal location, comfortable for growth, problems with diseases and pests are unlikely to arise.

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