Alas No.9 Hybrid Pink Tomato Seeds
 

Product Features
• Hybrid Pink Tomato Variety – Indeterminate growth type, early maturity, vigorous flower clusters with excellent fruit set ability.
• Fruit Characteristics – Large, smooth, glossy pink fruits with firm texture.
• Average Weight – 250-300 g per fruit, consistent round shape, good hardness and transportability.
• High Resistance – Strong tolerance to TY virus, root-knot nematodes, gray leaf spot, and other common tomato diseases.
• Cold Tolerance – Specially bred for low-temperature environments, solving the problem of poor fruit set in winter and early spring.
• High Yield Potential – More flower clusters, easier fruit setting, ensuring higher yield and profitability.
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Cultivation Guidelines
1. Soil & Preparation – Choose deep, well-drained, and aerated soil; apply sufficient base fertilizer, especially organic matter.
2. Seedling Stage – Keep spring seedlings warm (not below 12°C) to ensure strong growth.
3. Pruning & Fruit Setting – Train to a single stem, prune in time, and keep 4 uniform fruits per cluster.
4. Plant Density – 2,000-2,200 plants per mu (~0.067 ha).
5. Water & Fertilization – Apply balanced irrigation with small, frequent watering; avoid drought, flooding, over-fertilization, or extreme day–night temperature differences to prevent cracking and uneven coloring.
6. Seasonal Management – During autumn cultivation with high temperatures, provide ventilation to reduce heat.
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Adaptability
• Best suited for autumn delayed, overwintering, and early spring cultivation.
• Adjust sowing and transplanting times according to local climate and farming practices.
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Package Includes
• Fresh, high-germination Alas No.9 Hybrid Pink Tomato Seeds
• Carefully tested for quality and purity
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Why Choose This Variety?
• Cold-tolerant & disease-resistant – Ideal for winter and early spring planting
• High fruit set & stable yield – Ensures commercial success
• Large, firm pink fruits – Attractive appearance and excellent market value
• Perfect for protected cultivation and open-field farming