Tall greenhouse tomato Orange Wellington F1 seeds 15 pcs. - VILMORIN
✅ A very high-yielding variety dedicated to cultivation in greenhouses and foil tunnels.
✅ Aromatic, shapely fruit with a unique taste and aroma, weighing up to 350g.
✅ The variety is eagerly cultivated due to its high fertility and resistance to diseases.
✅ Extremely tasty, almost seedless flesh.
✅ Growing from seedlings requires rich and warm soil.
Orange Wellington tomato is a variety with fleshy fruits weighing up to 350 g, bright orange, very tasty.. The almost seedless flesh delights with its taste and aroma. Plants not self-terminating. Shapely fruit with slightly marked ribbing.
The variety is often chosen due to its high fertility, disease tolerance and excellent fruit taste. Orange Wellington F1 tomatoes are perfect for preserves. The variety is tolerant to verticillium wilt and fusarium wilt.
Early sowing of seeds from February to March. It is best to plant tomato seedlings in a permanent place in March in a heated tunnel or greenhouse. Tomatoes require very rich soil rich in nutrients. During cultivation, it is worth ensuring that tomato bushes are regularly fed with fertilizers. The warmer and sunnier the growing location, the greater the yield. The Orange Wellington F1 variety bears fruit continuously from May to October.
Business:VILMORIN
Type of seed:Greenhouse tomato Orange Wellington F1
Libra:15 pcs.
Sowing into seedlings: II - III
Set: May - October
Cultivation site: sunny and warm - greenhouse or heated foil tunnel
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Adapted to the growing conditions in our climate zone and often grown by commercial producers.
