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MONGOLIAN DWARF. One of the varieties that participated in an experiment during previous seasons. Trusting the descriptions, I selected only 50 varieties, which I sowed directly into the ground without using seedlings, and quite late — on May 1. The main feature of the varieties involved in the experiment was that they had to be low-growing and determinate: plant it and forget about it! It is unique in that, unlike others, it thrives in tall grass, crawls along the ground by itself, and feels great! It doesn't get sunburned, doesn't require watering, and lives its own life!
The Mongolian Dwarf has a sprawling and heavily branching bush but lacks a strong central stem. This variety is quite productive throughout the entire season up until the frosts. The fruits are bright red, round and slightly flattened, without green spots. Taste-wise — they are meaty, juicy, and have a rich tomato flavor and aroma. It delivered an excellent harvest. And not a single crack appeared!