10 August 2026
The plants are indeterminate and require mandatory staking and pruning. The varieties belong to the mid-late or late maturity group and are adapted to the specific soil and climatic conditions of the Campania region.
The fruits are small, cherry or cocktail type, having a plum or oval shape, often with a distinct nipple and longitudinal ribbing. They are distinguished by a high content of sugars, acids, and a low level of wateriness.
Due to the structural features of the fruits, the harvest is capable of long-term storage in ventilated rooms when gathered in clusters. The intended use of the tomatoes is universal: from fresh consumption to use in sauces and the traditional method of winter storage.
The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 282531
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