MINUSINSK MANGO. A mid-season variety of an unusual white-creamy shade. Everyone was waiting for it to ripen, until it fell from the bush to the ground. Then we realized – that’s just how it is when ripe. By the end of the season, it showed itself as a bicolor. We must say, we are partial to white, green, and yellow tomatoes, but there are varieties that truly win your heart with their shape and taste. This is one of them! Because its taste is the most delicate, most melting, and juiciest we’ve had this year! It evokes the warmest feelings — with absolutely no acidity!

The flesh is tender, and the variety is considered a delicacy, so you must eat it immediately after picking. And believe us — you’ll want to pick another one! The plant grows up to 1.8 m in open ground, has medium strength, and slightly drooping leaves, but huge clusters. Each cluster bears 6-8 fruits weighing 220-300 g, so they need support to avoid breaking under their weight. Top marks for flavor! We highly recommend, especially for people with allergies!

AGRICULTURAL TECHNIQUE:

Sowing for seedlings at the end of March – beginning of April, to a depth of 1.5 cm. Seedling care involves fertilization, pricking out, hardening off, and additional lighting. By the time of transplanting to a permanent location, seedlings should have 9-10 developed leaves. For transplanting tomato seedlings, the soil must be warmed to at least 14⁰C. Tomatoes require nutrient-rich, loose, air-permeable soil, enriched with organic matter.

Plant care includes watering, weeding, loosening the soil, and fertilizing with mineral fertilizers. To prepare optimal soil for seedlings, mix regular soil with zeolite. Proportion: 4 parts soil to 1 part zeolite. When transplanting seedlings, add 40–50 g of zeolite to each planting hole.

MINUSINSK VARIETIES

These tomato varieties from Minusinsk are renowned for their unique characteristics and advantages. Here are some:

• Adaptation to harsh climates: Bred for Siberia’s cold climate, they tolerate sudden temperature drops.

• High yield: Up to 8–10 kg of tomatoes from a single bush.

• Large fruits: Some varieties produce fruits weighing up to 500–800 grams.

• Taste and quality: Meaty, flavorful, with few seeds – perfect for salads and juice.

• Disease resistance: They resist common diseases like late blight.

• Diverse shapes and colors: From classic red to striped and orange.

• Good storage capability: Suitable for long storage and transportation.

BUY MINUSINSK MANGO SEEDS:

Minusinsk tomatoes are increasingly popular in cold and short-summer climates. We offer a wide range of similar varieties. Order through the shopping cart on our website. Worldwide shipping via registered mail. Wishing you a bountiful harvest and good luck!