m_Kallista wrote:
Alyona, what measures did you take? :mail: Good size! :appl:
Fertilizing against BER (calcium) and more frequent watering than its neighbors.
As I wrote earlier – in the seedling stage, it cannot be confused with anyone else by color. Podsinee Miracle is the single sprout in the foreground.
Alena Andreeva wrote:
Fertilizing against BER and more frequent watering than its neighbors.
That’s for sure, the tomato is a water-guzzler!
Alena Andreeva wrote:
Podsinee Miracle. The real deal. When ripe – rich pink.
Wow!!! Impressive :yep: :yep: :yep:
I really want the Podsinee Miracle variety, it is mentioned on the forum often. Two descriptions 😮 But what is it really like? A plum or an icicle (elongated)?
My Podsinee Miracle is exactly like Alena Andreeva’s, light green as a seedling. The fruits are pink, large, meaty (and at the same time juicy), the first ones are simply huge oval ones up to 900g (2 lbs), then they go closer to pepper-shaped and smaller. Yield is very good, all 3 bushes fruited in the greenhouse until the end of the season, the last fruits stored and ripened indoors well, almost without losing taste. And the taste is VERY good, with sweetness, I will definitely repeat the variety every year, especially since it showed itself so well in a rather difficult summer, when in my 10-meter greenhouse some varieties set fruit poorly in the heat, and some did not set fruit at all ???. I don’t know any analogs to it :hat:
The only drawback is that it is prone to blossom end rot, but for me it was not critical at all – on some fruits there were small black spots at the bottom, I just cut them out before eating and that’s it.
