TULIPÁN ROSA (TULIP PINK)

08.06.2025 Europe/Kiev6 18:37

The plant has a delicate structure and grows up to 1.5 meters tall in the greenhouse. The fruits are shaped like a long tulip goblet with ribbing, weighing 200-300 grams, pink in color, very beautiful, but quite finicky. Initially, it dropped a lot of fruit until I increased feeding (up to twice a week with a diluted potassium-rich Fertika solution). It responded very well to potassium feedings. After that, it set fruit well and stopped dropping flowers. Even though I had only one plant, I harvested quite a few fruits from this beauty. The first fruits were bland and a bit firm, but after improved feeding, the flavor changed significantly — the flesh became tender, well-balanced, and pleasantly sweet.

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Svetulka

31.10.2024 Europe/Kiev10 01:25

I really wanted to grow this variety, if only for its beauty. I planted three bushes, and thankfully, all of them survived the challenges of this difficult summer, although they were a bit finicky. Early in the season, they grew too vigorously and dropped flowers, but eventually settled down. Tight spacing, like in my garden, doesn’t suit them, they don’t handle shade well. The plants are strong and need more room, ideally grown with three stems in a greenhouse, as the variety is quite late. It sets fruit and ripens slowly.

But the fruits really impressed me — beautiful, meaty, with a pink pearlescent color, almost seedless, and quite tasty. Great for storage, drying, freezing in pieces, canning, and processing. I plan to grow it again, but will give it more space and light next time."

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Varvara Rybalko

28.03.2024 Europe/Kiev3 21:04

Despite its thin, fragile-looking structure, the plant was quite sturdy and didn’t cause any major issues. It flowered and set fruit as expected, but the fruits, once fully grown, took a long time to color up. Each cluster had 3-5 fruits, weighing up to 200 grams.

The fruits had a beautiful shape and color, with each one slightly different in form. The flesh was firm, with little gel and few seeds. Unfortunately, the taste was disappointing compared to other varieties growing nearby — it remained bland throughout the season. Perhaps the poor weather this summer affected it, as the variety may be sensitive.

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Mark Krueger

17.01.2024 Europe/Kiev1 18:00

A true tomato enthusiast should grow every variety that seems interesting to them, regardless of any negative feedback. That’s exactly what I did. I knew the variety had mixed reviews, but I decided to try it anyway.

I observed it, touched it, tasted it… and came to my own conclusions. I won’t be growing it again. 😔 Most of the already modest harvest - despite being grown in greenhouses. I had to pick before it was fully ripe. Naturally, that affected the flavor.

It’s a very late variety, especially for my region. I just don’t see the point in putting effort into a variety when there are earlier and more productive alternatives. That said, the fruits are quite attractive, with an interesting shape and long shelf life.

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TULIPÁN ROSA (TULIP PINK)

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Número de semillas	5
Tiempo de maduración	De maduración media
Tamaño del tomate	Frutos medianos (150–500 g)
Color del fruto	Rosa, carmesí
País de selección	Ucrania

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