KOZULA-133, Poland. Tall, early, and productive variety. A recent variety bred by Anna Jankowski, also known as "Kozula" — a well-known and highly "fruitful" amateur breeder from Poland (it seems she has already crossed everything that blooms with everything that grows). Round fruits with a tip, pink with orange stripes — very beautiful. Firm, fairly meaty, juicy, with a pleasant fruity flavor and almost no noticeable acidity. Mid-season variety. The plant grows to 1.2 m in open ground, slender, fragile, with drooping leaves. Each truss bears 4-5 fruits weighing 90-120 g.

But all that can be forgiven when you see the first stunning fruits — beautiful raspberry-colored hearts with a pointed tip. The shape varies from elongated pointed hearts to classic heart shapes. It’s impressive how such a slender plant can support such heavy clusters! The color is rich raspberry-pink with thin golden strokes running along the entire fruit. The flesh is nearly red, uniform, without green shoulders, and ripens fully. The taste is rich, slightly tangy, meaty, and very aromatic. The fruits have a long shelf life.

The KOZULA tomato series was created by Polish breeder Anna Jankowski. Each line in the series bears the name "Kozula" with a number designation. For many years, the author has been crossing the most beautiful and delicious tomato varieties, creating unique mixes and new selections. Original seeds of "Kozula" tomatoes are considered collectible and can only be found in private collections. Large seed companies do not produce them. Most of the varieties are already stabilized, though minor segregation may still occur.

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