Quick Summary of Rozovoe Chudo F1 (Pink Miracle F1)
- 🌍 Origin: A highly productive Russian F1 hybrid. The name translates to “Pink Miracle”.
- 🌿 Plant Habit: Determinate (bush). The seed packet claims 100-110 cm, but growers consistently report it staying very compact at around 80 cm (31 inches) tall. Performs excellently both in greenhouses and outdoors.
- 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Pink, mostly round to slightly oblate fruits. Weight typically ranges from 100-150 g (3.5-5.3 oz), but under heavy watering, they can easily reach up to 300 g (10.5 oz). Firm but not tough.
- 👅 Flavor: Outstanding for an F1 hybrid! Unlike many commercial hybrids that are hard and tasteless, this one has great texture and a wonderful flavor, making it a perfect “slicer” for fresh summer salads.
- ⏳ Maturity: Ultra-early. Great for short-season growers who want a quick, reliable harvest.
- 🛡️ Highlights: Highly disease-resistant, produces abundant yields, and has a very good shelf life.
I grew the Rozovoe Chudo F1 (Pink Miracle F1) tomato this year. The plant is determinate; the claimed height is 100-110 cm (39-43 inches), but mine didn’t grow above 80 cm (31 inches). By mistake, two bushes ended up in the greenhouse and two outdoors in the open ground.
The fruits are oblate, firm, weighing 100-150 g (3.5-5.3 oz). They are actually very tasty for a hybrid! The yield is heavy, and it is advertised as ultra-early. In the greenhouse, it definitely was ultra-early; outdoors, naturally, it ripened a bit later. It didn’t catch any diseases. I will definitely grow it again.
Alla, in the photographs, the fruits look more round rather than oblate.
Galya, the photo was just taken from above, so it distorts the shape a bit. Even the color came out looking redder rather than the true pink it actually is. But yes, you are right, they are closer to being round. I just wrote “oblate” because that’s what the seed packet description said.
Next Season Update:
I repeated this tomato again this season. It grew outdoors, and the height was no more than 80 cm (31 inches). Once again, it turned out to be very highly productive. The fruits this year were much larger than last year—ranging from 150 to 300 g (5.3-10.5 oz)—probably due to the heavy rainfall we had.
However, for that same reason, they were a bit less sweet; there just wasn’t enough sun. It has a great shelf life and is very resistant to diseases. It’s a fantastic tomato for a hybrid, I will be planting it yet again.
I really, really liked this hybrid. I planted it with some hesitation because F1 hybrids are so often tough and tasteless. But no, this is an absolutely perfect, fresh-eating salad hybrid! I liked it very much and will definitely grow it again.
