Tomato Peremoga: characteristics and description of the variety with photos

Belarusian tomato varieties are ideal for many Russian regions, one of which is the Peremoga tomato, pictured below. It was bred back in 1951. Many gardeners and summer residents immediately took a liking to this variety, as it performed exceptionally well in high humidity and cool summers.

Characteristics of tomatoes

This variety can grow in a variety of conditions. The better the conditions, the higher the yield. But the main characteristic of Peremoga is that these tomatoes can be grown even in fairly harsh climates. Unlike many other varieties, this one easily tolerates humid summers. Therefore, these tomatoes can be planted in the Bryansk, Leningrad, and Arkhangelsk regions, and even in Karelia. A high yield is guaranteed.

This variety is characterized by its early ripening fruit, making it suitable for regions with particularly short summers. The bushes produce a fairly large number of fruits even without much sun. Furthermore, this variety is determinate, growing no more than 60 cm in height. Since the plant is located close to the soil, it benefits from additional heating.

One of the main advantages of the Peremoga 165 tomato is its low maintenance. The plant requires little care, so it produces a good yield in any situation. Even with sudden temperature fluctuations, tomatoes of this variety ripen and produce good fruit.

It's worth noting that in southern regions, these tomatoes can be safely planted even in the shade. This is very convenient for those who don't know what to plant in garden beds near a fence or trees.

The Peremoga variety is considered versatile. It can be planted both outdoors and in a greenhouse. If your garden is located in a cold region, it's best to use a greenhouse or hotbed to achieve a good yield.

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Regardless of where the tomato is grown, it shouldn't be prone to serious illnesses. This variety is completely resistant to fungal diseases, but preventative spraying against other diseases is still recommended. However, with proper care, diseases rarely occur in the Peremoga 165 tomato variety.

Experts recommend these tomatoes for planting throughout Russia. Peremoga grows well in the Belgorod, Kirov, Bryansk, Saratov, Tula, Samara, and other regions. Gardeners are always rewarded with a very good harvest.

With proper care, you can harvest up to 5 kg of delicious fruit per bush per season. Considering the recommended planting for this variety is 4 plants per square meter, you can get 20 kg of tomatoes per square meter.

Description of fruits

Peremoga 165 tomatoes produce well in any situation, even in cold summers. A gardener can harvest up to 5 kg of delicious tomatoes. They boast not only excellent flavor but also thick, firm skin. This skin is strong enough to ensure long-term storage and protect them during transportation.

The Peremoga tomato variety is described as follows: the fruits are flat-round with slight ribbing, and the surface is smooth to the touch. When ripe, Peremoga 165 tomatoes acquire a rich red color. The tomatoes are small, averaging 130 grams, but some grow up to 150 grams.

Three to four tomatoes appear on a single cluster. The bushes are heavily covered with fruit. The first ripe tomatoes can be harvested within 90 days of sowing the seeds. It is worth noting that to obtain maximum yield, the plant should be planted using seedlings.

Among gardeners who have already become familiar with this tomato variety, the reviews are mostly positive.