Tomato Malvina - description and characteristics of the variety

Malvina is a popular tomato variety that has managed to gain great popularity among professional agronomists and amateurs. Gardeners note its positive qualities, among which:

• early ripening of fruits;
• pleasant taste;
• good appearance and beautiful, saturated color.

The State Plant Register includes this list, and many experts recommend Malvina for both outdoor and indoor cultivation. It is not the first year that tomatoes have been used for planting in suburban areas and managed to earn the trust and approval of experienced gardeners.

Characteristics of varieties of tomato Malvina

This variety is characterized by carpal bearing and early fruit ripening. The maximum harvest waiting period is not more than 100 days. In height, the bushes of Malvina can reach 2 meters, which means the need to create additional support.

One inflorescence of the bush can bring 16 small round-shaped fruits. The weight of each of which is usually from 14 to 26 grams. The small sizes of the fruits indicate that Malvina tomato belongs to cherry tomatoes, which are characterized by:

1. High productivity - from 1 square meter, you can collect up to 5 kg of fruits.
2. Good taste and dense structure. Cherry tomatoes are characterized by a sweet taste, without sour notes, which distinguishes it from other varieties of tomatoes. The pulp is very dense.
3. The use of both ready-made and raw. Malvina's tomato is suitable for salads, first and second courses, as well as preservation.

Conditions for growing Malvina tomato

The main condition for the successful cultivation of cherry tomatoes is high air temperature, the average of which should be 22 degrees Celsius. The process of germinating seedlings should begin 2 months before the planned planting in open ground.

Young seedlings of Malvina do not like crowding. When planting 1m2 more than three bushes, the development of the root system is difficult, which prevents the further growth of the plant and the formation of fruits. For the comfortable growth of Malvina, agronomists advise using light loamy soil. In addition, experts note the need to control air humidity. If its rate rises by more than 60%, the risk of fungal diseases in the plant increases.

For the comfortable development of Malvin tomato, it is necessary:

• regular weeding of weeds;
• soil loosening;
• timely, moderate watering;
• tying up grown plants;
• timely identification of pests;
• harvesting as the fruit ripens.

Hybrids

Breeders are constantly working to improve the varieties of cherry tomatoes. To date, many varieties with characteristics similar to Malvin's tomatoes have been bred. Among them are:

• Tomatoes Ira.
• Bulls-eye.
• A common variety is Red Cherry.
• Tomatoes Ocean.
• Dr. Green Fronte.
• Margol.
• Cherry Blossam Tomatoes.

Each variety is characterized by small berries collected in a brush, a tall and dense stem, the ability to grow in closed and open ground.

Prevention of common diseases

The main problem with cherry tomatoes is their low resistance to fungal infections. Agronomists recommend growing Malvina tomatoes in greenhouses, however, with proper control, this tomato variety can successfully grow in open ground.

For successful tomato cultivation, it is necessary to control the following factors:

1. Humidity level. The best way to water Malvina bushes is under the root. Watering the bush from above should not be. Such actions will increase air humidity and give impetus to the development of fungal diseases.
2. Air temperature. Temperature jumps are unacceptable when growing cherry tomatoes.
3. Contact with disinfectants in the right amount. In a greenhouse, disinfectants are not blown by the wind and not washed off by rain. When growing in open ground, it is necessary to select the processing time so that external factors do not affect the quality of its implementation.
4. Timely noticed diseases. If any kind of disease occurs, the plant needs a quick response.

Compliance with all recommendations for the care of Malvina tomatoes gives a guarantee of obtaining a large number of fruits with high palatability. Practice shows that growing cherry tomatoes does not require much effort, but they need to pay attention.

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