Reyna (Reina) Orange Paste Tomato Review

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Quick Summary of Reyna

  • 🌍 Origin: A rare and exotic long-fruited heirloom variety popular among Russian collectors.
  • 🌿 Plant Habit: Indeterminate (vining) and tall, easily reaching 1.8 m (6 feet). The foliage is average, not overly dense. Pro Tip: Most growers highly recommend pruning this variety strictly to two stems to maximize the yield.
  • 🍅 Fruit Characteristics: Beautiful, elongated/oval orange fruits. They are unusually large for a plum type, often reaching 400 g (14 oz). They are incredibly dense and meaty, with very small seed cavities and very few seeds.
  • 👅 Flavor & Texture: Highly praised for its unique texture. The flesh is tender, “buttery”, and mouth-coating. The flavor is very sweet with just a perfectly balanced hint of tartness.
  • 🌱 Adaptability: Performs well both outdoors and in greenhouses. Growers note that yields often improve significantly in the second year when grown from saved seeds as the plant acclimatizes.
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Danko (Elena) ⭐ Pro Grower (10,117 posts)
📍 Russia

Reyna is an exceptionally original, exotic, and rare long-fruited variety. Its fruits are elongated, beautiful, thick, weighing 400 g (14 oz), and have a rich orange color. They are very sweet, contain few seeds. It is a tall, mid-season variety. Indeterminate; prune to two stems.

Large orange Reyna tomato sliced open showing meaty flesh
Reyna elongated orange tomato fruit

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Ovechka (Lyudmila) 🏆 Forum Pioneer (13,966 posts)
📍 Russia

Tall plant, I grew it on 2 stems. The yield in 2015 was average. Very few seeds, tasty sweet orange-colored fruits.

Harvest of orange Reyna tomatoes
Reyna tomato sliced showing small seed cavities

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cat2008 (Oksana) ⭐ Pro Grower (5,827 posts)
📍 Orsha, Belarus (USDA Zone 4)

Grew in the greenhouse, strong bush, good yield, excellent taste.

Reyna orange tomato on the vine in a greenhouse

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SvetaR (Svetlana) ⭐ Pro Grower (27,453 posts)
📍 Moscow Region [Podmoskovye], Russia (USDA Zone 4)

Beautiful, tasty (I love yellow and orange tomatoes). But it turned out to have a low yield for me in the greenhouse, pruned to a single stem. I probably need to go back to growing it on two stems.

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galka68 ⭐ Pro Grower (24,651 posts)
📍 Republic of Belarus (USDA Zone 4/5)

SvetaR said:
Beautiful, tasty (I love yellow and orange tomatoes). But it turned out to have a low yield for me in the greenhouse, pruned to a single stem. I probably need to go back to growing it on two stems.

Arm yourself with a double-barrel next year! 😄

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Lana_s_Kavkaza (Svetlana) ⭐ Pro Grower (19,262 posts)
📍 Pyatigorsk, Russia (USDA Zone 6)

Tasty, buttery. The yield increased in the second year from my own saved seeds. It performed well both outdoors and in the greenhouse. Yummy.

Large ripe orange Reyna tomato fruit

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irysska 🌱 Member (291 posts)
📍 The Moon 🚀

I grew it in the 2016 season. A real favorite—the yield is good, they are large, and very tasty 👍

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ALIANNA (Galina) ⭐ Pro Grower (8,189 posts)
📍 Stavropol Krai, Russia (USDA Zone 6)

Reyna is an indeterminate, tall (1.8 m / 6 ft) variety. The bush has average foliage. The fruits are oval-shaped, orange-colored, and meaty; the seed cavities are small, and there aren’t many seeds. The flesh is very tender, buttery, mouth-coating, and sweet with a slight tartness. Very tasty.

Bowl of harvested Reyna orange plum tomatoes
Large cluster of oval orange Reyna tomatoes
Green Reyna tomatoes developing on the vine

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