Description of the Marshal Victory tomato, its advantages and growing rules

Gardeners ask how to grow the Marshal Pobeda tomato. Tomatoes are one of the most beloved vegetables in our country. But few gardeners take the trouble to plant them in their gardens due to the labor-intensive care involved and the large number of diseases that affect them.

What is the Marshal Victory tomato?

Let's look at a description of one of the most popular varieties among gardeners, ideal for growing in greenhouses - the Marshal Pobeda tomato (they can also be grown in open ground, but this is only possible in southern regions).

This new Siberian variety produces very large fruits. Over the years of observation, this plant has repeatedly won exhibitions for yield and maximum size (a single fruit can weigh up to 1 kg).

This variety is recommended for growing in protected soil, but it has successfully passed trials in open-air cultivation. The tomatoes ripen quickly. The period from seedling emergence to harvest is approximately 110-115 days.

This vigorous plant is an indeterminate variety. Outdoor plants reach a height of approximately 1.2 m, while in greenhouses they can reach 2 m. The fruits are flat and round. They are gently ribbed, deep red, and have a shiny, thin skin.

The average fruit weight is 300-400 g, with the maximum weight exceeding 1 kg. A distinctive feature of this variety is its excellent taste, which has received high praise from tasters at competitions. These tomatoes are suitable for salads and make excellent juices, vegetable purees, and other products.

You can pickle and marinate the fruit after cutting it. Green tomatoes ripen well after harvest. The Pobeda f1 tomato yields up to 12 kg/m². To maximize yield, follow simple agricultural practices.

The main advantages of tomatoes:

• the fruits are large in size;
• tomato yield is high;
• Tomatoes can be stored and transported for a long time without losing their quality;
• The care rules are not complicated.

The disadvantage of these plants is that they cannot be grown in open beds in central Russia.

How to grow Marshal Victory tomato?

Let's look at how to grow Marshal Pobeda f1 tomatoes. Seedlings should be sown two months before transplanting them into the greenhouse. Up to four plants can be planted per square meter of soil. Plants need to be looked after: watered regularly, weeded, loosened soil, and fertilised with mineral fertilizers.

Those who have planted Marshal Pobeda tomatoes publish reviews and photos of the fruits on websites. To better understand how to grow these tomatoes, you can read reviews from gardeners.

Elena Sergeevna, 52 years old:

"I read in a magazine about the high yield of the Marshal Pobeda f1 tomato, saw photos of the large fruits, and decided to try growing this variety at my garden. The very first harvest exceeded all expectations. The tomatoes turned out very large, weighing 600-800 g each. They also have excellent flavor. We made excellent juice from them and preserved it for the winter. And in the summer, we use them to make delicious salads, side dishes, and gravies for meat dishes. I'm very happy with this variety. It produces a high yield and the fruits are delicious. I recommend everyone grow it."

Svetlana, 29 years old:

"Marshal Pobeda is our favorite tomato variety. We grow it at our dacha. The yield is very high. Large, bright red tomatoes hang in large clusters from the bushes. These tomatoes definitely need to be tied up. But overall, the variety is easy to maintain and doesn't require much care."