Tomato Aristocrat F1: variety description, characteristics, photos

Tomato aristocrat f1 reviews

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Tomatoes are an integral part of a complete human diet. They are consumed fresh, used as a component for preparing salads from fresh vegetables, and added to the preparation of first and second courses. Tomatoes are also widely used in canning. The variety of varieties and types make the vegetable an indispensable product on the table of any person.

The Aristocrat tomato variety belongs to the hybrid group. Fans of raceme tomatoes have long appreciated this variety for its high yield in closed areas. Tomatoes ripen evenly and are ideal for preparing food for the winter.

Description of the variety

The plant develops well and bears fruit both in open ground and in greenhouse conditions. In open areas, tomato bushes rarely grow to 1.5 meters in height, while in greenhouses their growth can reach up to 2 meters.

Note! Despite the fact that the bushes have powerful stems, the plant must be tied to a support.

From one bush you can collect up to 8 kg of fruit per season. Tomatoes grow in clusters of 7-8 pieces each. The formation of inflorescences begins above the 9th – 10th leaf, and continues every 3 subsequent ones. Approximately 100 days pass from planting seeds to fruiting.

The fruits have a rich red color and a flat, round shape. The pulp is juicy and dense; when cut, you can see from 5 to 6 nests. The weight of one tomato reaches 140-150 grams, the vegetable has no ribbing. Tomatoes are endowed with excellent taste.

Description of the cucumber variety Aristocrat, features of cultivation and care

On the modern market, Aristocrat F1 cucumbers are found from manufacturers in Russia and South Korea, the characteristics of which differ significantly. They are an early hybrid, harvesting begins approximately on the 35th day of the growing season.

Description of the variety

Growing is possible both indoors and outdoors. The variety is resistant to diseases such as powdery mildew, cucumber mosaic virus, and brown spot. Also resistant to stressful situations.

General characteristics of the hybrid variety:

• parthenocarpic species;
• ripening period is early, about 35 days;
• short-fruited type;
• color dark green;
• the surface is coarsely tuberous;
• The pulp is dense, without voids and bitterness.

The dimensions of the fruit are 10x3.5 cm. A cucumber node has 2–4 greens.

Russian version

Cucumbers belong to the group of medium ripening period. The variety is designed for cultivation in greenhouses. Pollination is carried out by bees, the inflorescences are mainly formed according to the female type. The plant begins to bear fruit on the 40th day. The branching is average, the leaves are small, the fruits themselves are cylindrical, pale green in color.

Korean brand

The plant is distinguished by a strong stem, branched and powerful vine. The first harvest can be harvested 35–38 days after the first shoots. A distinctive feature is the presence of light green stripes located from the tip to the middle of the cucumber. The pubescence is white, abundant and dense.

From one square meter you can get 12–13 kg of harvest. The variety is universal, with excellent taste. The output is a considerable volume of large-lumpy fruits, approximately the same length and weight.

Advantages of the variety

The description of the cucumber variety Aristocrat F1 indicates that the plants occupy a leading position in the market due to their excellent pickling qualities. The advantages also include:

1. fast ripening period;
2. early fruiting with a long period;
3. stable harvest, regardless of weather conditions.

The variety is ideal for canning, pickling and fresh consumption. Suitable for growing in film and glass greenhouses, as well as in open ground and under agrofibre.

Tips for landing

Planting can be carried out after frosts have ended and after warming has occurred. Seeds should be immersed to a depth of 2–4 cm. Crops, like seedlings, are arranged in rows. In the first stages, plant bushes are covered with film or other covering material.

The most favorable place for growing Aristocrat F1 cucumbers will be the soil on which cabbage, onions, potatoes, and peppers previously grew.

The distance between the rows should be 60 cm, between the bushes - 15 cm. Periodically loosen the soil in the places where the roots are located so that the root system receives a sufficient amount of oxygen. Watering is carried out in the morning and evening, after the onset of cool weather.

It is important to feed cucumbers with organic and mineral fertilizers and remove weeds

Advantages of the Aristocrat variety

The excellent characteristics of the variety make it popular among many gardeners. Tomatoes are not only famous for their high yield, but also for their long shelf life. Therefore, the variety is often used for transportation and further marketing. Tomatoes of the Aristocrat variety have the following properties:

1. The sugar content in the fruits is not high, so they have a pronounced sweet and sour taste inherent in this vegetable.
2. The attractive appearance and ideal smooth surface allow the tomatoes to be used for canning in their entirety. And the fleshy pulp and wonderful taste enable housewives to make a variety of sauces and everyone’s favorite tomato juice from tomatoes.
3. Thick leather does not crack even with a lack of moisture. When pickling and salting, tomatoes do not lose their shape, the skin remains intact. This has a very good effect on preserving the attractive appearance of tomatoes when transported over long distances.
4. As it ripens, there is a green spot near the stalk, which disappears when the vegetable is fully ripe.
5. The variety is quite resistant to various diseases inherent in tomatoes. Grows well in low light conditions.

Aristocrat – plant variety Sweet pepper

Information on admission Sweet pepper Aristocrat from the Register of the State Variety Commission of the Russian Federation

Application for admission No. 60318, registered 2012-11-29. The variety Sweet Pepper Aristocrat was included in the register of those approved in 2013. Approved for use in regions: All regions.

The originator of the Sweet Pepper Aristocrat variety is:

Information about the patent for the variety Sweet Pepper Aristocrat

Patent holder of the Aristocrat variety:

LLC AGROTECHNOLOGICAL COMPANY `AGROS` (630558, NOVOSIBIRSK REGION. NOVOSIBIRSK DISTRICT, IZDREVAYA VILLAGE, LESNAYA STREET, 2)

Application for protection of the Aristocrat variety No. 60319, registered 2012-11-29.

Patent No. 7328, registered 2014-03-31. Estimated patent expiration date 2044-12-31.

• Kamanin Andrey Alexandrovich
• Zizina Yana Fedorovna

Other plant varieties Sweet pepper

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Planting and care

Hybrid tomatoes are grown in seedlings. If the owner of a personal plot decides to grow the Aristocrat variety, then the seeds will need to be purchased every year from a specialized store. You can collect them yourself, but the tomatoes will not grow, since the hybrid group does not retain the characteristics of the mother bushes. Seeds of this variety do not require treatment for most possible diseases. Tomatoes are quite resistant to tobacco mosaic, late blight and fusarium.

To obtain seedlings, seeds are sown in early March. To do this, prepare boxes or other suitable containers. The soil must be fertilized with a peat mixture; after sowing the seeds, the boxes are covered with film and placed in a warm place. For faster germination, the soil must be regularly watered with water at room temperature. As soon as the seedlings have two true full leaves, they need to be planted in a separate container. Disposable cups or cut-off plastic bottles are suitable for this.

Plant care includes the following actions:

• timely weeding;
• regular watering;
• loosening the soil and removing weeds;
• treatment with copper-containing preparations;
• fertilizing with mineral fertilizers.

Tomatoes must be tied to supporting sticks or rods. You also need to trim off excess branches and leaves. These actions will allow you to get larger and more elastic fruits, and this will also have a positive effect on the amount of harvest obtained.

general characteristics

Tomatoes of the Aristocrat F1 variety are hybrid. It is impossible to obtain seeds from them at home, since the new plants will not retain the characteristics of the mother bushes. The gardener will have to buy seeds every year if he likes the Aristocrat variety.

Plant of indeterminate type, with unlimited growth. A bush in a greenhouse can reach 1.8-2 m, but in open ground it rarely grows up to 1.5 m. Aristocrat tomatoes need a garter, although they have a powerful thick stem.

Productivity is high; up to 8.5 kg of tomatoes can be harvested from 1 bush. The fruits are collected in neat clusters of 7-8 pieces. All tomatoes in the bunch are approximately the same size and ripen together. The first inflorescence appears above the 9-10th leaf, the next ones are formed after 3-4 leaves. To ensure a good supply of nutrients to the fruits, it is recommended to remove some of the leaves below the next flowering cluster.

The fruits have high consumer qualities:

1. The thick skin prevents tomatoes from cracking when ripe, even in rainy summers. It also keeps tomatoes intact during cooking and pickling. The skin is practically not damaged during transportation, which allows you to store ripening and completely ripe tomatoes longer.
2. Dense pulp allows Aristocrat tomatoes to withstand pressure and stress during transportation. The seed chambers are small, so the tomatoes look fleshy.
3. The taste is good. The sugar content of the fruits is low, they have a traditional sweet and sour taste. The aroma is tomato, well expressed.
4. The shape of the fruit is perfectly round, without ribbing. The average weight of a tomato is 140-150 g. These indicators make tomatoes convenient for whole-fruit preparations.
5. The purpose of Aristocrat tomatoes is universal. They are good fresh: in salads or on sandwiches. They can be preserved whole and processed into juice or into sauces.

For lovers of raceme tomatoes, which are grown in film greenhouses, breeders have introduced the Aristocrat tomato. It bears fruit well in closed areas and produces a high yield - from 8 kilograms per square meter.

Reviews from gardeners

“Aristocrat tomatoes were a pleasant surprise. Tomatoes do not grow very well on dense soil, but the new variety has pleased me with a good harvest. I collected about 7 kg per bush, but I read that you need to form the bushes into 2 stems to have more. Next season I will experiment.”

“I liked the shape and size of the Aristocrat fruits: it’s convenient to put them in 3-liter jars. The pickles and marinades look beautiful, the tomatoes are even and bright. But they are not particularly good as salads; the sweet pink varieties are much tastier. Although this is also not for everyone.”

“The variety is not particularly labor-intensive: just tie it up and remove the shoots. We have a lot of rain, so there is no need to water. But the harvest was rich - they collected 7 and 8 kg per bush. I planted according to the 50x70 cm pattern, so the yield from 1 m² was quite good. But I was especially pleased with the keeping quality of the tomatoes. They can be stored for more than 1 week when completely ripe. And the unripe ones in the pantry ripened slowly, so until mid-winter there were fresh tomatoes from our garden on the table.”

Reviews from gardeners indicate the positive qualities of the fruits and simple agrotechnical conditions for growing the crop.

“I grow the Donskoy hybrid at my summer cottage for several seasons in a row. This variety is convenient because ovaries form on it at the same time, which ensures wave ripening of tomatoes. This provides the opportunity to harvest a high yield once a week.”

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“I often experiment with growing different varieties of tomatoes. Last year, Donskoy fruited well on the plot. The strangely shaped fruits ripen at the same time, they differ in taste and aroma. The only drawback of tomatoes is their thick skin, but during transportation it allows you to keep the fruits safe and sound. I’m happy with the tomatoes.”

“I cultivate the Donskoy tomato in my garden. To ensure productivity and increase the resistance of bushes to the effects of late blight, I grow seedlings myself. At the same time, I adhere to the recommendations of experienced vegetable growers related to agricultural cultivation techniques. Special treatment of seeds with a solution of potassium permanganate ensures the appearance of friendly shoots and creates additional resistance to late blight. Tomatoes do not require special care. Simple rules allow you to get a high yield of fragrant fruits from each bush.”

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Characteristics of the variety

The bush is of parthenocarpic type, indeterminate - height of at least 150 centimeters, mid-season and high-yielding. About 100 days pass from planting seeds to seedlings. The plant is medium-climbing, medium-sized leaves. Inflorescences begin to form above the 9th leaf and continue to form every three leaves. Carpal ovaries form from 7 to 9 tomatoes. Needs pinching during growth. Otherwise, the tomatoes will not have time to ripen before frost.

Tomatoes are medium size, red, smooth. The shape of the fruit is flat-round. When ripe, a green spot forms near the stalk, which disappears over time. The pulp is dense and juicy; when cut, 4 to 6 nests are formed in the tomato. The taste is excellent, sweet.

Tomatoes are resistant to root-knot nematode, fusarium, gray rot and cladosporiosis. Grows well in low light. Grown for fresh use.

Agrotechnics of cultivation

Seeds are planted for seedlings in mid-March, planted or planted in the phase of two true leaves. Seedlings are planted in a permanent place of growth in mid-May - under film, in early June - in open beds. The seedlings will reach the age of 60 days. Planting is carried out according to a pattern of 60 by 50 centimeters. In this case, 3–4 bushes are placed per square meter.

After planting, care is carried out, which consists of:

• weeding;
• watering;
• loosening;
• fertilizer;
• disinfection;
• harvesting.

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A special feature of Aristocrat tomatoes is their resistance to low light. This makes it easier for both beginners and experienced vegetable growers to grow good seedlings. The Aristocrat variety does not require treatment to prevent most diseases. It is resistant to late blight, Alternaria, fusarium and tobacco mosaic pathogens.

Seeds for seedlings are sown 60 days before planting in the ground. After sprouting (after 1 week), the tomatoes need to be grown until 2-3 leaves appear. After this, the seedlings are planted according to a 7x7 cm pattern.

It can be planted in an unheated greenhouse as early as early May, when it can warm up well during the day and barely cool down at night. Transplant into open ground no earlier than the beginning of June, when return frosts end in most regions of Russia.

The first harvest of ripe tomatoes can be harvested in July (100-110 days after sowing). Fruiting of Aristocrat tomatoes is extended, new clusters are formed throughout the summer. In mid-late August, it is better to pinch the top of the bush so that the last ovaries have time to fill up before the weather gets colder. Tomatoes can be harvested at the stage of milky ripeness; they ripen well in room conditions.