The Polnym-polno cluster tomato is suitable for both open-air and indoor cultivation. This variety is characterized by high yields, excellent flavor, and versatile culinary applications.
Advantages of the variety
The variety's characteristics and description classify it as a cluster tomato. During the growing season, a bush grows to a height of 120 cm. The root system is poorly developed, with medium-sized branches, abundant foliage, and shortened interbush spacing.
The first flower cluster forms at the level of the sixth or seventh leaf, with subsequent clusters forming at intervals of every two leaves. The plant requires a lot of light and is recommended for growing in open ground and greenhouses.
Polnom-polno tomatoes begin to bear fruit 116-120 days after germination. The tomatoes are round in shape and weigh up to 90-100 g.
The yield per square meter is 13-15 kg. The fruits, as seen in the photo, have a glossy surface and a rich red color. They are distinguished by their dense skin and intense flavor and aroma. In cooking, tomatoes are used fresh, canned, and for making juice.
Cultivation techniques
The crop is grown using seedlings, as clearly demonstrated in the video review. Seeds are sown in the first half of March. Containers or pots with prepared and moistened soil are used for planting. Cover the tops with plastic wrap until the seedlings emerge.
Pre-treatment of the seedlings with an aqueous solution of potassium permanganate ensures uniform germination. To ensure normal plant development, increasing daylight hours with supplemental lighting using a fluorescent lamp is necessary.
When the first true leaf is formed, the seedlings are pricked out. Sixty to sixty-five days after germination, the seedlings are transplanted to their permanent location. Before planting, the plants are hardened off to ensure smooth adaptation to the new conditions.
To ensure high crop yields, it is recommended to plant 3-4 plants per square meter. During the growing season, regular watering and fertilizing with complex fertilizers according to the manufacturer's recommendations are required.
The tomato description indicates that yield can be increased by shaping 1-2 main stems. During cultivation, it is recommended to tie the plant to trellises and additional supports.
To maintain the balance of moisture and air near the root system, periodic loosening of the soil around the bush is carried out. To make weed control easier, mulch the soil using wood chips, grass and a special non-woven black fiber.
The crop is virtually vulnerable to biological pests. Therefore, preventative measures and careful monitoring of plants are recommended.
Opinions and recommendations from gardeners
Reviews from vegetable growers indicate the excellent taste of the tomato, its universal use, and the crop's high yield.
Alexander Efimov, 52 years old, Krasnogorsk:
"The Polnym-polno variety caught my attention with its high yield and ease of cultivation. I bought the seeds at a specialty store and sowed them in early March in a soil mixture with wood ash. I watered them with a sprinkler to avoid damaging the seedlings. At the first true leaf stage, I transferred the seedlings to individual peat pots, as these make it easy to transplant them to their permanent location. Sixty-five days after germination, I transferred some of the finished planting material to a greenhouse and then to the open ground. All the plants took root well and delighted me with a bountiful harvest of delicious red tomatoes."
Nadezhda Belova, 57 years old, Khvalynsk:
"The 'Polnym-polno' tomato lives up to its name. Last season, a friend suggested the seeds. I grew the crop from seedlings. I transplanted the trained plants to an open area and planted them in holes at a ratio of three plants per square meter. I trained each plant into two stems and tied them to stakes. I was delighted with the yield from the plant and the ability to preserve whole tomatoes, which retain their shape thanks to their thick skin."
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This year I planted this tomato for the first time, I was pleased with the yield and I liked the taste, nothing but BioGrow I haven't used it, but this product protects seedlings well and stimulates growth.