Description and characteristics of tomato fruits Dina, advantages of the variety

There are many varieties of tomatoes rich in carotene. One of the most popular is the Dina tomato, and the variety's description suggests that its distinctive feature is not only the interesting color of the fruit but also its early maturity. The first fruits can be enjoyed as early as 90 days after planting.

Experts consider yellow tomatoes to be the healthiest. They contain a large amount of carotene, making them hypoallergenic and able to replenish vitamin A stores in cases of deficiency. These tomatoes are especially beneficial for children, so many gardeners grow yellow tomatoes for their families.

Description of tomatoes

Dina tomatoes are a favorite among gardeners. This easy-to-grow variety produces small bushes. Dina is a determinate variety, so it doesn't grow taller than 1 meter. When grown in the ground, the stems often reach only 70 cm. However, staking is necessary. Furthermore, the Dina variety requires proper pruning, which positively impacts fruitfulness. With proper care, each plant can yield a very good harvest.

A unique feature of Dina tomatoes is that they can be grown in any conditions. In regions with cool summers, they are planted in greenhouses, while in the south, they are grown in the ground. In either case, the yield is good.

This variety is best grown from seedlings. Plant the bushes at least half a meter apart, as they tend to spread widely. This allows for four plants per square meter.

Proper care is essential to producing delicious yellow fruit. Dina is distinguished by its simple inflorescences. The first appears after the sixth leaf, and the remaining ones appear after every pair of leaves. To ensure good fruit set, the soil should be loosened periodically and fertilized.

Fruit characteristics

The variety's characteristics and description indicate that one of its main characteristics is the tomatoes' color. They are yellow, turning orange when overripe.

The fruit weight is average. Finished tomatoes can reach 150g, but Dina produces tomatoes on average around 100g. They grow in clusters, with up to five fruits per cluster.

This variety is characterized by a high level of fleshiness. They are sweet and juicy, making them suitable for salads, canning, and fresh eating. Given the good yield this variety is known for, there will be enough tomatoes for any occasion. By planting 4 bushes per 1 m² you can get about 18 kg of tomatoes. But such a yield is only available to those who properly care for the plants, feed them promptly, and process them.

Pros and cons

Dina tomatoes are very popular among Russian gardeners and homesteaders. However, they have both positive and negative aspects.

The advantages worth noting are:

• productivity;
• excellent taste;
• high carotene content and long-term storage capability;
• in addition, the bushes produce a large number of fruits that ripen gradually;
• Long fruiting period allows you to enjoy yellow tomatoes for a long period.

Among the disadvantages, it's worth noting that the Dina tomato variety is susceptible to many diseases. For example, the fruits are often susceptible to late blight. They are also susceptible to watery rot and blossom-end rot. However, with proper treatment, good results can be achieved. Experienced gardeners recommend preventative spraying with Ecosil and Ridomil for such cases.

Reviews regarding growing the Dina tomato are mostly positive.