Which tomatoes are best grown in a polycarbonate greenhouse?

Polycarbonate greenhouses today can be found in almost every summer cottage. They are actively used by gardeners of the northern regions of Russia, where the weather is especially not conducive to growing a large crop of tomatoes. But in most cases, the initially selected the best varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses made of polycarbonate.

Knowing some of the rules and features of selection and self-cultivation, you can please a family with ripe and juicy tomatoes that will appear on the table throughout the summer.

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Features of the choice of varieties

The best varieties of tomatoes for growing in a polycarbonate greenhouse should be selected according to some rules that will help to grow a rich harvest in the future. The basic rules include:

1. An important feature of the choice is the acquisition of varieties resistant to the development and effects of various microorganisms.

A polycarbonate greenhouse is an excellent and suitable place for the development of pathogens and pests that negatively affect the tops and the fruits themselves.

2. Also in the question of which tomatoes to plant in a polycarbonate greenhouse, self-pollination is considered. Tomatoes are known to form an ovary only with the help of beneficial insects that pollinate the flowers.

Insects cannot enter the greenhouse, so gardeners should pollinate the bushes on their own, and this can cause some difficulties.

3. It should be noted and the mistake that most gardeners make is growing several crops in one polycarbonate greenhouse.

In this case, no matter what varieties of tomatoes you choose for a polycarbonate greenhouse, you don't have to wait for an excellent harvest.

An important condition for growing any kind of tomato is the timely airing of the greenhouse.

Therefore, the choice of the design itself should be approached thoroughly and preference should be given only to specimens with side and top vents.

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Tomatoes: the best varieties for greenhouses

All varieties of tomatoes for growing in a greenhouse are divided into two types: determinant and indeterminate.

Each species has its own characteristics of cultivation, which should be familiarized with before purchasing varieties. Some of the popular and best self-grow varieties should be considered.

Determinant varieties

Determinant tomato varieties are popular due to their short stature.

As a rule, a tomato bush of a determinant variety grows to a certain brush and then stops growing in height altogether, allowing all the strength and nutritional components to be given to the formation of fruits.

Determinant varieties include:

"Openwork"

and

"Bourgeois"

- the presented two varieties of tomatoes can be grown in all weather conditions and regions. They are not susceptible to pests or diseases. They have large red fruits with a dense skin and tasty pulp with a slightly sweetish taste.

"Doll" "Doll Masha" "Spring of the North"

- belong to the pink variety of tomatoes. The fruits have a rather dense skin and pulp, which allows them to be transported and stored for a long time.

Each variety has its own characteristics in cultivation, but they are all resistant to diseases, however, it is impossible to completely abandon care and timely feeding.

Indeterminate varieties

Indeterminate varieties of tomatoes should be grown in greenhouses almost at any time of the year (with the exception of winter). Surprisingly, it is these tomatoes that are resistant to any temperature extremes.

Indeterminate varieties grow and bear fruit for a long time until severe frosts occur.

The presented species includes the following varieties:

These seeds differ from others in their high yield and the ability to transport fruits, which is used by small entrepreneurs.

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Late blight-resistant tomato varieties

Late blight is a common fungal disease of tomatoes, which manifests itself in the form of spots on the leaves and fruits.

Therefore, it is important to acquire greenhouse tomato varieties resistant to late blight, which include:

The presented seeds should be chosen based on the characteristics of growth according to climatic conditions, since, according to experts, suitable weather conditions make it possible to avoid fungal infection.

Big harvest is a gardener's dream

Those gardeners who aim to grow a lot of fruits for the purpose of selling or preserving in large quantities should pay attention to productive varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses... These seeds include the following:

"Pink raisins"

- the bush grows up to 1.7 m. On each bush you can find peculiar clusters of pink fruits.

"Banana legs"

- the presented seeds got their interesting name due to the appearance and shape of the fruit. The bush reaches a maximum of 60 cm. It is recommended for use for conservation, as it may not like the taste when fresh.

"Honey drop"

- can be used for growing by beginners, since it does not require specific and complex care. Here, timely watering and loosening of the soil is sufficient.

Yielding tomato seeds are subdivided into short and tall. The choice should take into account the possibility of planting tomatoes in your polycarbonate greenhouse.

Early harvest opportunity

Almost every gardener wants to get the first harvest at the beginning of summer. Only a greenhouse and a properly selected variety of tomatoes can contribute to the implementation of such an idea.

So, the following should be cited as an example. early varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses:

Basically, hybrids are intended for growing in a greenhouse with early yields - seeds artificially bred by breeders. They also claim that these seeds are planted only 20 days earlier than usual.

How to make the work of gardeners easier

To facilitate the process of growing tomatoes in a polycarbonate greenhouse, self-pollinated seeds should be used.

Almost all varieties are pleasing with high yields, so the following should be cited as examples. self-pollinated tomato seeds for greenhouse:

The Pink Knight, Midas, Southern Tan

- refer to undersized seeds, which, in addition to self-pollinating ability, can please gardeners with a high yield and relatively early ripening.

"Hat of Monomakh", "Mikado", "Eagle Heart"

- the most common seeds in the presented group. The popularity is due to the ability to grow in any region of Russia.

"Kaspar", "Truffle", "Legend", "Sanka"

- the seeds lead to the formation of whole clusters of medium-sized tomatoes.

Self-pollinated seeds should be chosen by those gardeners who are newbies or do not have the opportunity to carry out this procedure on their own.

Growing tomatoes in Siberia

Siberia does not please with excellent climatic conditions in the summer, suitable for growing tomatoes. Therefore, here you should not only use greenhouses, but also give preference to only suitable seeds.

The best varieties of tomatoes for Siberia in a greenhouse were bred by breeders and are hybrids.

Also here you can distinguish other varieties of tomatoes, among which there are:

Growing tomatoes in Siberia is no different from other similar representatives. It is important here to choose seeds that are better adapted to the conditions of the presented cold regions.

Ural, or time to grow tomatoes

The Ural also presents climatic surprises in the summer, so in these regions it is also necessary to select suitable varieties of tomatoes for self-cultivation.

There are the following tomatoes for the Urals in the greenhouse:

Tomato seeds for a polycarbonate greenhouse in the Urals must be thoroughly prepared. It is important here to ensure complete disinfection of the seed, which will subsequently prevent the bushes from becoming infected with dangerous microorganisms.

Correct selection of the variety

Once the approximate varieties that are suitable for growing in a greenhouse in your area have been identified, the question of preference arises.

So, the parameters and characteristics of seeds, bushes, fruits and other aspects are used. In the general structure, the following types of tomatoes can be distinguished:

1. Low growing tomatoes - are planted in the presence of a low polycarbonate greenhouse, including in a form with beveled edges, when there is not enough height around the perimeter to plant tall bushes.

Also, low-growing tomato hybrids are distinguished by high yields, and this often becomes an important aspect in the choice.

2. Tall varieties - such bushes can reach a height of about 3-4 m, which requires a high greenhouse and proper care in the form of a structure for tying the bushes.

3. Large-fruited seeds - are used for self-cultivation, if in the future they will be used for preparing salads both fresh and as canned products.

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These are far from all the characteristics that you should pay attention to when choosing a variety.

So, most gardeners, when choosing, consider the color of the fruit, the shape and taste of tomatoes. But the taste of tomatoes can only be learned by eating them yourself.

So you should experiment a little with the variety to find the best one for yourself and your region.

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Growing tomatoes in a greenhouse

Technology for growing tomatoes in a greenhouse practically does not differ from the same process carried out in the open field. It has its own sequence of growing excellent ripe fruits, which is presented as follows:

Growing tomatoes in a polycarbonate greenhouse - it's quite a fascinating and useful business.So, gardeners not only resort to the implementation of the venture, but also allow their family and friends to receive a portion of useful vitamins and minerals.

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Growing tomatoes in greenhouse conditions allows you to get a good and (if necessary) early harvest. Heat and high humidity create the best conditions for the development of not only plants, but also bacteria that provoke diseases. Not all varieties are suitable for greenhouses. It is necessary to give preference to those of them that are resistant to diseases.

Polycarbonate greenhouse tomato varieties

Tall and undersized plants

Tomatoes are divided into determinate and indeterminate, or short and tall. Short-growing plants usually yield early crops and stop growing quickly. They do not require pinching, but this procedure can increase their yield.

Growing tomatoes in a greenhouse

Types of tomato varieties

Tall tomatoes guarantee a larger yield, they can have an unlimited number of clusters of fruits. Usually they give a late harvest, suitable for storage. Low-growing tomatoes are recommended to be planted along the walls, and tall ones - in the center.

Tall tomatoes

Growing indeterminate plants in greenhouses allows for higher yields. They require special care and the construction of supports. With proper care, you can get 10-20 kg of harvest from the bush. Great attention must be paid to plant nutrition and proper care.

Table. The most popular tall tomato varieties for the greenhouse.

De Barao	It is immune to most diseases and frost resistant. The maximum height is 2.5 meters.
Black Prince	A versatile plant with large fruits. It can be up to 2 meters. Very rarely suffers from late blight.
Talitsa F1	Not afraid of waterlogging of the soil. Height - about 2 meters. Differs in strong immunity.
Miracle of the earth	It has a high growth and large fruits, which are used fresh and for the preparation of juices and sauces.
King of giants	A productive plant up to 1.8 meters high.
Kazachka	Small fruits suitable for canning.
Samara F1	They have even fruits. They can be stored for 1.5 months.

Tomato Kazachka

Table. The most popular undersized varieties of tomatoes for the greenhouse.

Blagovest F1	The fruits are large, the plant is resistant to diseases.
Biathlon F1	Fruits weighing 90 grams. The plant is high-yielding.
Grandee	Mid-season with even and smooth fruits. The maximum height is 70 cm.
Danko	A plant with large fruits. Resistant to dry conditions. Used in salads.

Tomato Grandee

For planting tall tomatoes, it is necessary to prepare the ground in the fall. As a rule, manure is added to the soil. Potassium chloride and superphosphate are good fertilizers. Do not grow tomato seedlings starting in January. The maximum period at which a plant can be at home is 2 months. Then the stems will begin to bend, become irregular, and the leaves will wither.

Important! It is advisable to grow seedlings of low-growing tomatoes in late March or early April.

Plants can be planted in a greenhouse after 50 days. It was recommended to remove stepchildren. It is imperative to remove the lower leaves every week. Due to their rapid growth, stunted tomatoes rarely suffer from diseases.

Large, medium and small tomatoes

By fruit size, tomatoes are divided into:

• large;
• medium;
• small-fruited.

Large varieties can rarely be used for full-fledged canning. They are often used to make ketchup. When preparing sauces, it is very easy to peel the fruit. It is very convenient to make juices from them. Some varieties are suitable for conservation.

Large tomatoes

The disadvantage of these tomatoes is their short shelf life. Most of the fruits have a fleshy soft composition that makes transport difficult and often rot.There are also tomatoes that have large fruits and at the same time are distinguished by high density.

Table. Popular types of large tomatoes for the greenhouse.

Siberian giant	Tall mid-season plant. In some cases, the weight of the fetus can be up to 1 kg.
Bull heart	They have a sweetish taste and weight from 300 to 900 grams. Height - up to 1.70 cm.
King of Siberia	The weight can be up to 800 grams. It is best consumed fresh, but pastas and juices can also be made. Resistant to most types of diseases.
Pride of Siberia	The plant is tall. The fruits are well kept. The average weight of the fruit is 750 grams, but it can go up to 950 grams.
Boyarynya F1	Height - from 1.5 to 1.8 meters. Mid-season. Recommended for fresh consumption.
Crimson giant	The maximum height is 100 cm. Early ripe tomato. Weight - about 400 grams. Good for transportation.
Scorpion	A tall plant with fruits of about 600 grams. Salad type. The fruits do not crack.

Medium varieties have a long shelf life and are versatile. They keep their appearance in the jar and do not burst.

Medium sized tomatoes

Most Popular:

• Typhoon F1.
• Tornado F1.
• Caspar F1.
• Watercolor.

Small tomatoes will be appreciated by small children and adults as part of salads. The fruits are also convenient for rolling. They can be used to decorate any dish. Tomatoes can be frozen, pickled and salted. You should not make juices and purees from them.

Small tomatoes

Important! Small tomatoes are suitable for drying, which can be carried out both in the sun and in the oven.

Small tomatoes:

• Butterfly.
• Bead F1.
• Mariska F1.

Small cherry tomatoes

The best tomatoes of different ripening periods

Tomatoes can be early maturing, early maturing, ultra early maturing. It is advisable to plant several species belonging to different groups in the greenhouse in order to get a high yield until autumn.

When choosing a particular variety, be guided by criteria such as climatic conditions, ripening times and yield.

Early ripe:

• Typhoon F1.
• Semko-Sinbad F1.
• Presentation F1.
• Buddy F1.
• Ilyich F1.
• Semko-98 F1.
• Search F1.

Tomato Present F1

Tomato Druzhok F1

Early ripening:

• Samara F1.
• Tornado F1.
• Hurricane F1.
• Orange

Tomato Orange

Ultra-ripe:

• Pink Miracle F1.
• Amber.
• Junior F1.
• Bear in the north.

Tomato Pink Miracle F1

Seedlings of early tomatoes are planted in March. In 2017, the best time to do this is from March 13 to March 16. At the end of the month, the moon rises, which is also suitable for landing. Ultra-ripe ones can be planted in April in the first half of the month.

Important! You should not plant seedlings of early tomatoes in the winter months - this will only lead to seed damage and poor-quality seedlings.

High-yielding varieties

In most cases, tall plants give a large yield. They require careful maintenance, and in the absence of it in full, the yield can be significantly reduced. Plants have a developed root system, therefore, it is necessary to put a support already at the time of planting. This will prevent root trauma.

Great attention should be paid to ventilation. The optimum air temperature during the growth period is 22 degrees. At the time of flowering and fruiting, an increase of up to 27 degrees is possible. Water the plants with warm water. It is desirable that its temperature is not lower than 20 degrees. Tomatoes must be watered every five days.

Important! The most high-yielding tomatoes that are minimally demanding on growing conditions are representatives of the De Barao variety.

Tomatoes De Barao

This is a tall plant that reaches 2 meters. Usage is universal. Of great importance is the fact that the plant is not afraid of frost and temperature changes. This variety has the largest number of positive reviews and is very popular among summer residents and farmers.

There are several varieties of the variety - pink, orange, black. It is necessary to plant in March. This will ensure the harvest as early as July.Fruit weight is about 100 grams. The most common is De Barao pink.

Tomatoes De Barao Royal

On the second place in terms of productivity is Abakan pink. This variety was bred in Altai. Height - up to 1.5 meters. Used fresh, but not suitable for canning. Has small seeds. Most often, tasty and healthy juice, sauces and ketchups are obtained from this variety.

Abakan pink

Important! The variety Auria can give a large yield, but this plant requires careful care, as it is susceptible to various diseases.

Tomatoes Auria

It has fruits of an oblong shape. Tomatoes keep well and do not crack. Another name for this variety is Zabava. This category includes Pink Raisins. The maximum height is 1.5 meters. Can be grown both in the greenhouse and in the open field. It is immune to most diseases. The fruits are well stored and do not spoil for a long time. Tomato for universal use.

Tomatoes Pink raisins

Other varieties

Tomatoes that can be stored for a long time are mostly late. They have a dense structure and are well suited for conservation. The most stable to storage are Ivanovets F1 and Akatui F1. They belong to the early ones. Characterized by disease resistance. Volgogradets and Krasnobay F1 are also well kept. To increase the shelf life of tomatoes, it is worth laying them out in a dark, ventilated room.

Tomato seeds for greenhouse

Ural F1, De Barao and Verlioka F1 are resistant to temperature extremes and frosts. The Ural was created specifically for growing in harsh climates. The plant is tall. Average weight - 300 grams. It is immune to many diseases.

New varieties:

• Biggest F1.
• Juggler.
• The pink king.
• Tyutchev.

Important! You should not plant tomatoes in the same greenhouse for several years in a row - this increases the risk of developing diseases.

Tomato seed properties table

Rules for planting seeds and planting seedlings

To get a rich harvest, it is not enough just to put seeds in the ground and sprinkle them. Follow the instructions below.

Step 1. It is necessary to take a solution of nitrophoska (1 teaspoon) and add it to a liter of water. In the absence of a special solution, it can be replaced with ash.

Nitrophoska granules

Step 2. They take special bags made of fabric or just a cotton cloth, soak with a solution. Then the seeds are placed in the bags.

Seed hardening

Step 3. The seeds must be placed in the refrigerator for 2-3 days. This procedure is known as hardening. In this case, the seeds should be wrapped in a bag.

Step 4. For seedlings to be high-yielding, you need to prepare the soil. To do this, you need to take humus, earth and peat in equal parts. After that, the soil is fertilized with potassium, urea and superphosphate. To disinfect the resulting composition, it is placed in the oven for half an hour. Only then can the soil be moistened and scattered over the boxes.

Preparing the soil for seedlings

Step 5. Do not put seeds close to each other. The minimum distance between them is 2 cm. There is no need to water the seeds after planting. It is advisable to cover the boxes with plastic bags to create a greenhouse effect that will accelerate germination. After the first plants sprout, the bags are removed.

Sowing tomato seeds

The container is covered with cling film

Step 6. About a week after germination, a dive is carried out (transplanting plants into a larger container). To do this, each tomato is carefully removed with a small lump of soil and placed in another pot.

When diving into boxes, seedlings are placed according to the 8x8 or 10x10 cm scheme

Step 7. Seedlings can stay in boxes for about 2 months. In this case, you need to ensure that it does not stretch out. Before planting tomatoes in the greenhouse, it is necessary to harden them. To do this, they can be taken out to the balcony or open the vents at night.

Hardening of seedlings

Step 8. Before planting, the soil must be disinfected.To do this, add a tablespoon of copper sulfate to 10 liters of water and water the soil. If the land has not been pre-treated in the fall, it is advisable to remove about 10 cm of soil that may be contaminated.

It is worth noting that copper sulfate is far from a safe substance, so it should be used very carefully.

Step 9. Humus is introduced into the ground, weeds are removed. It is necessary to plant plants in warm soil. Otherwise, the roots will not grow and may start to rot. Do not plant very deeply as this will slow down growth due to the formation of additional roots on the lower part of the stem. Before planting, the tomatoes are watered.

Manure as fertilizer for the soil

Tomato planting scheme

Step 10. When planting tall tomato seedlings, you must immediately peg. This will allow you to avoid injury to the roots in the future.

When planting seedlings of tall tomatoes, you must immediately put pegs

Growing tomatoes is hard work. At first glance, all that is required is watering and warm conditions. In fact, the plant will not yield a good harvest if you do not fertilize it, treat pests, create supports and remove the lower leaves. Even improper watering can cause watery and sour tomatoes.

Growing tomatoes in a greenhouse

Growing tomatoes in a greenhouse is not an easy task, because this culture is capricious, demanding on growing conditions. But any summer resident can get and collect a generous crop of tomatoes.

Useful Tips

1. You need to feed the plants with nitrogen in sunny weather. Use an aqueous solution.
2. Top dressing by spraying will ensure the appearance of ovaries. For this, a boric acid solution can be used. But it is necessary to spray after 16.00.
3. Iodine feeding will positively affect the flowering process. To prepare a solution, 40 drops of iodine are diluted in 12 liters of water.
4. It is important to remove the lower leaves. This will improve ventilation and will not affect the yield in any way. The best time for this procedure is in the morning.
5. To get large tomatoes, it is necessary to pinch the growth points and remove the shoots from the side.

Watering tomatoes with water from a watering can

Pinching tomato stepsons in a greenhouse

Signs of plant disease

Most of the plants grown in greenhouses are disease resistant hybrids. However, lack of light, excessive moisture in the air and contaminated soil can cause infection.

Signs of tomato disease

Tomatoes that are sick can be seen immediately. In addition to external changes, they will not give a large yield and can dry out very quickly despite timely watering. The most common diseases are listed below.

1. Streak... Yellow spots appear on the stems and fruits. The leaves become dry and twisted, and the flowers crumble. If the plant is completely infected, then it can die in a short time. Most often, the virus that causes this disease develops when there is insufficient lighting.

   Tomato streak

2. White spot... The name of the disease characterizes it. First, white spots form on the lower leaves due to fungal infection, and then rise up. Then black dots appear on the spots. The most common fungal infection occurs in the second half of summer.

   White spot

3. Cracked fruit... This happens as a result of improper watering, especially when there is an excess of it after a drought. As a result, cracks form in the fruit, where infections and viruses develop.

   Cracked tomatoes

4. Late blight... The disease is characterized by brown spots on stems and leaves. A white bloom appears on the underside of the leaves. Every day the disease progresses, and the spots increase. Disease can be prevented with careful grooming, spraying and fertilizing.

   Late blight of tomatoes can be avoided

5. Bacteriosis... Plants begin to wither, and there is no lack of moisture in the soil. The disease develops very quickly and, if you cut the stem, you can see the voids inside it and the presence of fluid. In some cases, brown spots can be seen. The disease is not cured. All affected tomatoes must be destroyed, and the rest must be treated with "Fitolavin".

   Fitolavin and Fitoverm

6. Top rot... Green weeping spots appear on the top of the fruit. Subsequently, the affected areas become hard. In some cases, the disease can only be seen by cutting the tomato. Deoxidizing fertilizers help well from this ailment.

   Top rot

7. Mosaic... The leaves are irregular in color - light green alternating with dark green and even yellow. Often the disease occurs when growing plants in open ground. Seeds can be contaminated when growing seedlings.

   Tomato mosaic

There are a large number of diseases, and some of them are fairly easy to prevent if given the right care, which guarantees strong immunity. At the moment, there are varieties that are maximally resistant to diseases, so that they can be grown on chronically infected soils. With regular tillage, fertilization and watering, you can get a good harvest and keep it for several months.

Video - Tomato varieties for the greenhouse

At the moment, there is a wide variety of varieties on the seed market. Some of them are intended for outdoor cultivation, other varieties of tomatoes for a greenhouse made of polycarbonate or film shelters, there are even for sowing at home. Greenhouse cultivation has become very popular thanks to good and practical materials. And in order for the greenhouse to give its harvest, the best varieties must also be selected. So, what kind of tomatoes to plant in such conditions?

Harvest varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses

Before talking about different varieties of tomatoes, the following should be noted - a greenhouse is a place where very comfortable conditions are created for plants, but even here you can lose your harvest by choosing the wrong varieties. The fact is that insects are needed to obtain fruits, but they are not in greenhouses or there are very few of them. Therefore, tomato varieties must be chosen self-pollinated. Hybrids work best. There is very little hassle with them, and the result is decent.

Variety "Alliance F1"

Refers to tomatoes with early ripening, gives high yields. Tomatoes have round outlines, slightly flattened in shape. One brush can form up to five tomatoes. The taste of the fruit is sweet, the flesh is fleshy, while the fruit itself is not loose.

See also: Diseases of tomatoes in a greenhouse, photos and their treatment

Variety "Honey Spas"

A very popular tomato. Its strengths are excellent disease resistance, and the fruits do not crack. The plant can reach one and a half meters, requires a garter. The yield of one bush is 5-6 kg. The fruits have a large mass, a yellow tint of the skin. The taste is excellent.

Variety "Mushroom basket"

Has fruits weighing half a kilogram or more. Their color is red. The plant reaches a height of 2-2.5 meters. Need a garter. The fruits have ribs on the surface and taste good. The variety has an average ripening period.

Variety "Black Moor"

For lovers of everything unusual, this variety is what you need. After all, tomatoes are dark in color, which may seem strange at first. But this does not in any way affect the yield and taste of these tomatoes. The plant is up to one and a half meters high. The fruits keep very well and are often used for sale on the market.

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Variety "Fantasio F1"

Tomatoes are classified as medium-early ripening varieties. One brush can pick up 7-8 fruits. Their color is scarlet, their shape is round. The pulp is nutritious, fleshy, also one of the best varieties of tomato for greenhouses with resistance to late blight.

Variety "Lorelia F1"

Another highly disease-resistant variety.But he has a long ripening period. The fruits are round, red, slightly flattened.

Variety "Fantasy"

It can reach a height of almost two meters. The aerial part is very strong, one bush yields 10 kg of fruit. Good when eaten fresh and even better in salads. We are very fond of summer residents.

Variety "Pietro F1"

Tomatoes with early ripening. It tolerates very hot weather well. At the same time, the fruits are very tasty, there is sweetness in them. The color is bright, scarlet. They are well kept, which makes it possible to grow a hybrid for sale. The whips are high.

These were tall varieties of tomatoes for greenhouses. Now let's move on to the next ones.

Low-growing polycarbonate greenhouse tomatoes

Variety "Betta"

Belongs to a variety with early fruiting dates. The color of the tomatoes is red, the shape is round. The taste and aroma are pleasant. Best for fresh meals and for preparing fresh salads.

Variety "Torbay"

This variety is already good at conservation. The bushes are compact, the fruits are scarlet. Tomatoes are covered with a dense skin, under which juicy, aromatic and fleshy pulp is hidden. They do not burst in the jar during heat treatment. But you can eat these tomatoes fresh.

Variety "Sprut F1"

One of the highest yielding tomatoes. The fruits are small, such compactness is an excellent option for conservation. The skin is dense, the color of the tomatoes is red. Forms a lot of fruits on one cyst. Plus - excellent resistance to all adversity, including disease.

Variety "Kroshechka-Khavroshechka F1"

To many, this variety resembles Cherry, due to the fact that the variety produces small-sized tomatoes that cover the brushes abundantly. Good in any form - in preservation, in salads, for decorating a festive table.

Variety "Palenka F1"

This variety has shown itself well in greenhouse cultivation. Suitable for preservation, the skin does not crack during processing. Forms fruits very well, excellent taste and aroma. The color of the fruit is red, slightly elongated into an oval.

Variety "Olya"

The fruits look very appetizing and aesthetically pleasing, which is good for sale. They have a red color, smooth shapes. Belongs to varieties with early ripening, gives little stepsons. Doesn't require special attention to itself. The taste is very good.

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Grade "Grozdevoy"

Another tomato that is sometimes compared to Cherry, as it forms a lot of tomatoes on the cyst. Therefore, it is easy to preserve it. Gives excellent yields of delicious tomatoes.

Infinity grade

Tomatoes with early ripening. It can be grown both in greenhouse conditions and outdoors. Valued for good taste. Does not crack during ripening and cooking. This makes canning possible.

Variety "Yellow Sugar"

Forms fruit well on one hand with proper care. Fruits can give a weight of one kilogram. At the same time, tomatoes are very tasty and aromatic, they do not sour.

Also, summer residents praise for the early ripening periods such varieties as "Don Juan", "Alpha". For regions with a cold climate, "Taimyr" is perfect.

As for lovers of Cherry tomatoes, all varieties with the word "Cherry" in the name have shown themselves very well in greenhouses. This means that the variety produces small tomatoes that are dotted like cherries on the clusters. They are very good for decorating dishes, for preserving. We hope we answered which varieties of tomatoes are best for planting in a polycarbonate greenhouse.

These are some of the best varieties for greenhouses. By planting them, you will definitely not lose, and the harvest will be excellent.

Greenhouse tomatoes, unlike greenhouse cucumbers, are perfectly stored for a long time, they can be canned and a variety of salads and mashed potatoes can be made. At the same time, if you choose which tomatoes to plant in a polycarbonate greenhouse, pay attention to hybrid varieties that are more resistant to temperature extremes and diseases.

Focus on the height of the greenhouse - if the ceiling height is from 1.70 m, you should give preference to indeterminate - high varieties of tomatoes, which, although they require more careful care, also yield an appropriate crop. On average, this is 50 kg per square meter of soil.

If there are low ceilings in a polycarbonate greenhouse, choose semi-determinate - undersized varieties that are almost not susceptible to various kinds of diseases and give a stable harvest.

It is possible in the greenhouse, if the ceiling height allows, to plant representatives of both varieties at once and then you will have tomatoes 9 months a year, which is also important.

the best tomato varieties for 2016

What tomatoes to plant in a greenhouse

We bring to your attention the most popular varieties of tomatoes, which have proven themselves well in the matter of growing crops in greenhouse conditions.

Tomato "Samara"

Large round sweet fruits weighing up to 100 grams. Seedlings are prepared in early March, after a month and a half, they are planted in the ground according to the 60/40 centimeters scheme. The pick is carried out in the usual manner. Daylight hours should be at least 12 hours. Excellent for preparing preserves.

Tomato "Honey Drop"

One of the sweetest miniature tomato varieties. The average weight of one fruit is 30 grams. Seedlings are planted in the ground at the end of May. The culture requires regular watering and timely fertilization, otherwise it is unpretentious. Harvest - late August-early September.

Tomato "Long Keeper"

Medium-sized culture, where the growth of the plant is 1.5 meters. The most productive variety, providing up to 4 kg per bush per season. Demanding in care - watering, fertilizing, airing, humidity. Disembarkation scheme - 1 sq.m. 3 seedlings. Fruits are large - up to 300 grams, late ripening.

Tomato "Moneymaker"

The most unpretentious and therefore popular variety among summer residents and gardeners. Seedlings are planted in the ground at the end of May, the first harvest is already in mid-July. The landing pattern is 70/50 cm. Requires standard care. Fruit weight - 100 grams, yield - 1.5-2 kg per bush.

The correct process of planting tomatoes

You start with the preparation of seeds, which you soak in warm water for 20-30 minutes, after which you plant them in 2-3 seeds at a depth of 1-2 cm.

Seedlings should only be watered with warm water and sufficient lighting should be provided.

After 40-50 days, the seedlings are planted in prepared soil in a greenhouse. To do this, remove the layer of earth in advance, fill the rotted manure with hay into the trench, fill it with nitrogen fertilizer and fill it with hot water. After - cover with a cut layer of soil. Seedlings should not be buried unnecessarily.

Carry out seedlings care in the previously indicated mode using a complex of fertilizers - minerals, organic matter and potassium solutions.