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ORANGE CENTIFLOR. A mid-season tomato variety, with the first fruits beginning to ripen approximately 75–80 days after emergence. The plant is indeterminate, with regular foliage, and develops strong, long shoots. The plants are tall, usually reaching about 1.8–2.2 m, so they require reliable support and tying.
The variety is highly productive and has a long fruiting period. Its main feature is the enormous number of fruits produced in very large clusters. The clusters resemble bunches of grapes and literally hang from the strong vines, creating spectacular cascades of numerous small tomatoes. The fruits are round, bright orange, about 2 cm in diameter and weighing approximately 10–15 g each.
They have juicy flesh and a pleasant, slightly sweet flavor. Thanks to their small size, these cherry tomatoes are excellent for fresh eating, salads, garnishing dishes, and homemade preserves. With its exceptionally abundant clusters, decorative appearance, and sweet fruits, this variety will be an interesting choice for lovers of productive cherry tomatoes.