646 (Germany) is a medium maturing vintage variety. Vintage tomato varieties are very popular in Europe. More about this variety: bush 1,2 m in the open ground, the stems are strong, but not thick, while the brushes are large, 6-8 fruits in each, with an average weight of 370-450 grams. The weight of individual fruits reaches 600 grams. Fruits are pink, heterogeneous color, depending on the amount of sun and the level of ripeness.

Medium-sized, medium-ripening, large-fruited, yielding variety. Fruits leveled, light pink color leveled, light pink color, flat-rounded, flesh on the break sugary, tender, juicy, juicy. The flavor is from excellent to excellent. Tomatoes of medium density, with thin skin, do not lie long. On the taste - fragrant, tender, with melting flavor, balance of sweetness and sourness, juicy. Vintage tomatoes - not a bad solution for everyone who likes experiments. Fruits are great for salads, juices and pastes. Low-seeded. 

Vintage tomato varieties:

These are varieties that have been around for a long time and often have a distinctive appearance, flavor or aroma. They can be interesting to grow because they retain authentic characteristics that may differ from more modern hybrids. Here are some examples of vintage tomato varieties: 

• Black Plum: This ancient variety is known for its small, oval fruits of dark purple or brown color. It is often used for canning.
• Dutch Beefsteak (Dutch Beefsteak): This variety has large, fleshy fruits that can reach a considerable size. They have a sweet flavor and are used in a variety of dishes.
• Carrot Form (Oxheart): This variety got its name because of its heart-like shape. The fruits can be large and flavorful.
• Black Plum (Black Cherry): This variety has small, rounded fruits that are dark purple in color. It is known for its sweet flavor and is often used in salads and appetizers.
• Red Currant: This variety has small, red fruits that resemble red currants. They have an intense flavor.
• Red Brownie (Aunt Ruby's German Green): This variety is known for its large, green fruits that take on a yellow or green-yellow hue when ripe. They can be soft and juicy inside.

These are just a few examples of vintage tomato varieties. These varieties can come in a variety of colors, sizes, and flavor characteristics. If you are interested in growing vintage varieties, it is recommended that you contact experienced gardeners. It is those who specialize in providing rare and vintage tomato varieties.

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