Description of the best tomato varieties and ratings for greenhouses in 2025

The best tomato varieties for greenhouses are plants with different characteristics, including size, branch length, and spread. Greenhouse tomato varieties require support, and there are other considerations for growing tomatoes in greenhouses. To ensure your harvest is not disappointing and you choose the right variety, it's worth compiling a rating of tomatoes suitable for greenhouse cultivation.

Which tomatoes are best for greenhouse conditions?

If you're compiling a tomato ranking, you could include various varieties recommended for greenhouse cultivation. To avoid making a mistake when choosing the right variety, familiarize yourself with the guidelines recommended by experienced gardeners.

How to choose the required type:

1. Pay attention to the characteristics, as well as the conditions required for growing.
2. Consider the average size of tomatoes, early maturity, plant height and soil quality.

It's believed that all varieties grown in greenhouses vary in size, requiring support. Yields vary, with fruits being large, medium, or small. Tomatoes can also be selected based on other characteristics, such as taste..

The following tomatoes are considered the best for growing in greenhouses:

• Kasamori;
• Cio Cio San;
• Honey Savior;
• Pink Paradise.

These varieties are characterized by disease resistance and average yield. They tolerate temperature fluctuations and stress well.

For polycarbonate greenhouses

Similar structures can be found in any area across various regions of our country. The reason is unsuitable conditions for growing tomatoes.

To get a good harvest, it is worth giving preference to suitable varieties.

Super Red F1

Suitable for greenhouses, it produces fruit successfully in hot climates. The hybrid has a heavy green cap that covers the fruit and protects it from sunburn. The fruit ripens early, making it a high-yielding variety.

Russian Tsar F1

A good option for those growing tomatoes in a greenhouse and wanting a good harvest. The average fruit size is 250 grams. This variety is resistant to pests and diseases that affect the crop.

Drive F1

This early variety produces its first fruits 100 days after planting. The tomatoes have a simple cluster, a classic, round shape, and develop quickly. They are resistant to temperature fluctuations and have a stable yield.

Kirzhach F1

The first fruits appear 110 days after planting. The tomatoes have good characteristics, with large, juicy stems. The bushes are compact but still produce good fruit. This hybrid is immune, meaning it's resistant to diseases and pests.

For film greenhouses and hotbeds

When it comes to this type of structure, it's worth noting that the choice of variety depends on the characteristics of the tomato. Such greenhouses, under plastic film, are considered cold. Therefore, preference is given to tomatoes that have a short growing season, meaning they ripen quickly.

Tolstoy F1

A tall-growing Dutch hybrid with a short growing season, the fruits ripen in 100-115 days. Suitable for growing in the ground, the bushes are distinguished by their tall stature.

Pink Magic F1

Tomatoes are considered to be resistant to cracking and capable of setting fruit under extreme conditions. They are well-suited for transportation, and their stem growth is unlimited.

Bloody Mary

Developed by Russian breeders, this tomato variety is well suited for greenhouse cultivation. Yields are significantly reduced in the open field. The fruits ripen early and are medium-sized.

Intuition F1

Another tomato bred by Russian scientists, this first-generation hybrid is easy to grow and requires little special care. The plant is grown in greenhouses. Seeds are not used for planting in the second year.

What early tomatoes should be planted in a greenhouse?

Demand for early-ripening varieties increases every year. This is due to short summers and a lack of sun and warmth. In such conditions, growing and harvesting a good crop is a serious challenge. Let's look at several plant varieties that can help cope with this situation.

Hurricane

It's distinguished by its early maturity, with the first fruits harvested in 95 days. The tomatoes are ready to be planted in the ground. The stems are tall, reaching 2 meters in length. To increase yield, it's recommended to train the bush into one or two stems.

Verlioka

This variety is not intended for growing in the ground, but is best suited exclusively for greenhouses or under plastic cover. Its advantages include high yields, weather resistance, and early maturity. The fruit is ready to harvest after 95 days, and the bush reaches 2 meters in height.

Mid- and late greenhouse varieties

If you've experienced poor tomato yields, even when grown in greenhouses, consider choosing varieties that don't ripen quickly. These fruits are harvested in polycarbonate greenhouses, but a good harvest can also be achieved in plastic shelters.

King of Kings

Despite their sought-after characteristics, these tomatoes are difficult to find. They are rarely grown, and hybrid fruits are not suitable for seed collection. The plant produces large bushes, up to 180 centimeters tall. The yield is high, but growing them requires careful consideration.

Bobcat

Plants of this variety first appeared in our country in 2008. Gardeners consider these tomatoes to be good for several reasons: high yield, the hybrid's low maintenance, and the ability to produce a decent harvest with minimal effort.

Rocket

A compact tomato plant with a bush height of no more than 60 centimeters. The inflorescences are large, and with good yields and proper care, a single plant can yield approximately 7 kilograms of fruit.

French grape

Since the variety was cultivated in Siberia, it tolerates frost well and is suitable for growing in the ground; greenhouse conditions allow for increased yields.

Pink spam

If you're familiar with Bull's Heart tomatoes, you can bet you've grown Pink Spam. These plants share similar characteristics: large fruits, tall bushes, and excellent yields.

The best in terms of yield

Gardeners agree that high-yielding tomato varieties require careful care and attention. But it's not that difficult. There are plants that boast high yields without requiring extensive fencing.

Samara

You can increase the yield of the hybrid by shaping the bushes by tying two stems together.

Grandma's secret

The average fruit weight reaches 500 grams, tomatoes are harvested after 115 days, the height of the bush is 110 centimeters.

King of the Early

The hybrid's advantages include: good yield—up to 15 kilograms per square meter—resistance to disease and temperature fluctuations, excellent taste, and versatility.

Pink flamingo

Cylindrical tomatoes, weighing 400 grams each, are ready to harvest in 95 days.

Pink raisins

The medium-sized fruits, weighing 150 grams, are formed in clusters on the bush. The variety is distinguished not only by its high yield, but also by its resistance to various diseases and pests.

Mikado Pink

As for yield, tomatoes will require fertilization and generous watering to produce large, pink fruits. Tall bushes are suitable for greenhouses; the hybrid produces a good yield, with an average fruit size of 500 grams.

Large-fruited

For planting in greenhouses, gardeners prefer tomatoes that have large fruits and are distinguished by good taste.

Miracle of the Earth

Or "Wonder of the World," a variety that's difficult to find on store shelves. The hybrid's advantages include large fruit size, high yield, and disease resistance.

Tungus

It has a number of advantages and is suitable for growing in glass and plastic greenhouses. The average fruit size is 1 kilogram.

Malvariya F1

The hybrid is suitable for greenhouses, where it produces a good harvest and large, juicy fruits with good taste characteristics.

King of the Giants

The variety bears fruit actively and is distinguished by large, fleshy fruits, weighing up to 600 grams.

Sweet

If you want delicious fruits with an unusual sweetness, choose the right hybrids. They will meet the required characteristics. Some varieties are ideal for greenhouses; we'll list them here.

Finger-licking good

An interesting name for tomatoes that turn crimson when ripe. Compact bushes, 50 centimeters tall, produce fruits weighing up to 200 grams.

Crimson Dawn

It is distinguished not only by its sweet taste, but also by its productivity – up to 10 kilograms can be harvested from one bush, the fruits are large.

Bombay F1

Tomatoes combine three qualities: large fruits, early maturity, and pleasant taste.

Pudovic

The hybrid's large fruits weigh up to 600 grams, yielding up to 12 kilograms per square meter. A single bush yields up to 5 kilograms.

Three Sisters F1

The hybrid is considered early maturing; the harvest can be collected after 105 days; the average bush size is 105 centimeters.

Cherry

Small and delicious, cherry tomatoes are perfect for both salads and preserves. To avoid confusion and the purchase of small-fruited hybrids, remember: the average cherry tomato weighs no more than 20 grams.

Sweet bunch

These tomatoes will need to be grown in a greenhouse; the average yield per bush is 3 kilograms.

Blue bunch F1

To plant and grow these tomatoes, scientists had to cross-breed a wild plant with a domesticated one. The result was tomatoes with an unusual hue.

Mirabella

A new hybrid variety with an unusual color. The fruits ripen early on the bushes, and harvesting begins after 105 days.

Cherry

This variety was developed relatively recently by Russian breeders. These tomatoes are distinguished by their decorative qualities, good yield, and early ripening.

Tomatoes that don't require pinching

After planting seeds in the soil, gardeners immediately worry about how the green leaves will absorb nutrients as they grow. To prevent this, gardeners routinely remove side shoots. However, some tomato varieties don't require this.

Favorite 6 F1

Its main characteristic is its low tendency to form shoots on the bushes. Favorit has good temperature tolerance, but it is best grown in a greenhouse.

Red Arrow F1

The fruits ripen early, with an average tomato size of 100 grams. The bush grows to 120 centimeters tall, producing up to 10 clusters.

Gunin F1

The fruits of this plant contain a large amount of nutrients. The hybrid is characterized by a short growing season, with the first tomatoes ripening on the bushes in 100 days.

Galaxy F1

This plant is unfamiliar to gardeners. The bushes produce fruit well, have an interesting flavor, and are highly productive.

Plum-shaped popular species

Medium-sized tomatoes, which are called "plum" because of their shape, can be grown in a garden; it is better to plant them in a greenhouse, under glass or film.

Plum hybrids popular among gardeners:

1. Sunny Bunny F1.
2. Large plum.
3. Maryushka.
4. Giant plum.

Disease-resistant tomatoes

It's no secret that pests and diseases can negatively impact crop yields, which is why disease- and pest-resistant tomatoes are consistently popular.

Among them:

• Charisma F1;
• Vologda F1;
• Firebird F1.

New hybrids for 2025

Before you grow tomatoes, check out the new varieties for the coming year:

1. Plum drop.
2. Striped flight.
3. Little fox.
4. Kira.

All varieties are grown in a greenhouse; if the necessary conditions are met, they will delight you with a harvest and delicious fruits.