Description of the Wolverine tomato: characteristics of the fruit, pest control

Wolverine tomatoes are the result of the work of breeders. These tomatoes are suitable for growing exclusively in greenhouses. Some gardeners claim that the variety can also be adapted to open ground, but only in the southern regions of the CIS countries. The Wolverine F1 tomato is a very heat-loving plant. The crop is unable to withstand even the slightest frost.

Description of the variety

When describing the variety, it's important to note that this hybrid has a medium ripening time. It takes about four months from seed germination to the first fruit being picked. While there are numerous tomato varieties that require high heat, Wolverine is the most popular among gardeners.

Unlike most varieties, this species does not grow to enormous sizes. The maximum height of plants reaches 70 cm. Gardeners strictly forbid restricting the plant's growth in any way, either in height or width.

The Wolverine variety doesn't require staking. However, if staking is necessary, it's best to tie several stems together into a single bundle. This will ensure the plant feels comfortable and will ensure a high yield.

The bushes themselves are very vigorous, with an abundance of succulent leaves. The root system is well developed, allowing the plant to firmly anchor itself in the soil and absorb large amounts of water.

It's recommended to plant no more than three tomato plants per square meter. Under optimal conditions, each plant can yield up to 10 kg of ripe tomatoes per season.

Characteristics of the fetus

Fruit characteristics note that Wolverine tomatoes are spherical in shape. They are slightly flattened at the ends, with a ribbed surface. The fruits themselves are small. A single tomato typically weighs between 100 and 200 grams. However, with proper care, fertilizing, and abundant watering, the fruits at the base of the bush can reach up to 300 grams. As they ripen, the tomatoes change color from pale green to a rich, bright red.

The taste characteristics of the hybrid deserve special attention:

• The pulp is quite dense, juicy and oily, has a sweet taste with a slight pleasant sourness.
• The hybrid retains its shape well, which allows tomatoes to be stored for a long time and transported over long distances without any problems.
• Tomatoes can be eaten fresh or canned. They're perfect for making a variety of sauces.

Disease resistance

Almost all tomato varieties are susceptible to various diseases that negatively impact yield. However, the Wolverine variety is an exception. It is resistant to most diseases. This is evidenced by the feedback from gardeners who, over the years of growing Wolverine, have never encountered any problems with the plant.

If you're still concerned, it's important to regularly water and fertilize with specialized fertilizers. This will increase yields and reduce the risk of the plant wilting due to disease.

Don't go to extremes either. An overabundance of organic fertilizer will significantly reduce fruit production as the plant begins to accumulate nitrogen. This will result in more shoots and leaves being produced at the expense of fruit-bearing ovaries.

Because the bushes require a lot of space, the plant doesn't tolerate weed growth very well. Pay special attention to this issue and ensure the soil is as clean as possible.

The Wolverine tomato is a good choice. By planting this hybrid, you can not only provide your family with juicy and delicious tomatoes all summer long, but also prepare sauces and adjika for the winter. The Wolverine variety is ideal for beginners, as it requires no special care. The main thing to remember is that tomatoes should only be grown in greenhouse conditions.