Quick Summary of Zoloto Khakasii (Gold of Khakassia)
📌 Quick Summary (TL;DR): Zoloto Khakasii
- 🌍 Origin: A stunning heirloom from the Republic of Khakassia in Siberia. The name translates to “Gold of Khakassia”.
- 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate (tall vine), mid-season ripening. Vigorous growth typical of Siberian varieties.
- 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Large, chubby oxhearts (blunt heart shape). They are a gorgeous bicolor: a bright orange base with beautiful pink marbling and a distinct pink blush or “cap” on top. Fruits can reach up to 1.1 lbs (500 g).
- 👅 Flavor: Known for being exceptionally sweet, highly aromatic, and very meaty. It delivers that classic, rich bicolor flavor profile.
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👨🌾 Editor’s Note: Siberian Bicolor Oxhearts
Don’t let the short thread fool you! Zoloto Khakasii belongs to a very elite group of tomatoes: Siberian bicolor oxhearts. Usually, massive sweet bicolors require a long, hot growing season to reach their full flavor potential (which is why many famous bicolors hail from the American South). Finding a true bicolor oxheart bred to withstand the shorter growing seasons and cooler nights of Siberia makes this variety a highly prized gem for Northern gardeners looking for that tropical, sweet flavor.
Don’t let the short thread fool you! Zoloto Khakasii belongs to a very elite group of tomatoes: Siberian bicolor oxhearts. Usually, massive sweet bicolors require a long, hot growing season to reach their full flavor potential (which is why many famous bicolors hail from the American South). Finding a true bicolor oxheart bred to withstand the shorter growing seasons and cooler nights of Siberia makes this variety a highly prized gem for Northern gardeners looking for that tropical, sweet flavor.


