For novice gardeners: an ultra-early tomato variety that even a beginner can handle
From the moment the first shoots appear until harvest, no more than 85 days pass.
This variety of tomatoes is unpretentious, so it is suitable for beginning gardeners.
What can scare a novice gardener? Words like "stepsonning" or "pinching".
Such manipulations turn the cultivation of tomatoes into some kind of “alchemy” that is accessible only to the initiated.
But there are varieties that make growing tomatoes as easy as possible.
For example, the Parodist variety, which is considered ultra-early. The first harvest can be enjoyed less than three months after sowing the seeds.
The variety causes minimal trouble, is hardy and can withstand some weather surprises, and is resistant to fusarium and cladosporiosis.
To succeed, you just need to remember the universal rules.
Firstly, tomatoes grow well in loose, airy and fertile soil.
Secondly, you need a sunny place without drafts.
And thirdly, regular watering with the addition of fertilizers at the early stages of development.
For reference
Tomato is an annual or perennial herbaceous plant, a species of the genus Solanum of the Solanaceae family.
