Description of the Pink Dream tomato and its growing characteristics

The Pink Dream tomato was bred relatively recently. This variety is characterized by high yields. Gardeners can harvest up to 10 kg of fruit from a single Pink Dream tomato plant.

What is the Pink Dream tomato?

Characteristics and description of the variety:

1. Tomato Pink Dream is an early ripening variety.
2. From the emergence of sprouts to the ripening of the crop, it takes 90-105 days.
3. The plant is indeterminate, meaning it has unlimited growth.
4. Tomatoes can be grown in a greenhouse, hothouse, or open bed.
5. The bushes need to be tied to support pegs or trellises.
6. The plant needs bush formation.
7. When growing, you should periodically remove side shoots, which prevent the plant from receiving sufficient nutrients and thereby reduce the tomato yield.

The fruits are flattened and round. They are bright pink. Each tomato weighs 300-600 g. The flesh is firm and juicy. They can be eaten fresh, used in salads, caviar, juices, pastas, sauces, side dishes, and hot dishes. These tomatoes are also used for canning, pickling, and marinating.

Pink Dream tomatoes have the following benefits:

• good yield;
• large fruit sizes;
• long fruiting;
• excellent taste.

The variety also has its disadvantages, among which we can note:

• poor transportability;
• unsuitability for long-term storage;
• susceptibility to late blight;
• cracking of fruit skin.

How are tomatoes grown?

Let's look at the specifics of growing tomatoes. This variety uses seedlings. Seeds for seedlings should be sown in March. The seeds are buried 1 cm deep in the soil. The soil must be prepared first. Loose soil is poured into the containers where the seeds are sown. After this, the soil is watered with warm water from a spray bottle.

The container is then covered with plastic wrap. Once the sprouts appear, the film is removed. This usually occurs 5-7 days after planting the seeds. The container with the seedlings should then be placed in a warm place indoors. After approximately 20-30 days, when the seedlings have become stronger, they should be transplanted into individual peat pots.

Once the seedlings have grown and the weather is warm and there are no night frosts, they can be planted in the ground. Follow the guidelines for growing the Pink Dream nightshade variety.

Tomato care involves timely watering, loosening the soil, hilling, and fertilizing. The fertilizer must have the right mineral composition.

Fertilizers should ideally contain as much organic matter as possible, such as wood ash. Nitrogen and other inorganic compounds should be limited in the fertilizer. Fertilizers should be applied only during the growth and development of the bushes. Once the fruits appear, the bushes cannot be fertilized.

Gardeners' reviews of this variety are mostly positive. They note the tomatoes' excellent taste and high yield. Up to 30 fruits can be harvested from a single plant. Homeowners use Pink Dream tomatoes fresh and for processing.