TatianaSh said:
Girls @Chrysanthemum57, @Olga, tell me, is Chocolate Rugantino a segregation (off-type)… or was it sold as Chocolate?
Hello everyone! Girls, I bought seeds of Chocolate Rugantino marked as F1 on Odnoklassniki (Russian social network), I just forgot the last name of the couple who sell professional hybrid seeds. I saved my own seeds and shared them with a neighbor, now we grow it every year.
F1 and F2 do not differ from each other at all, they are very productive and don’t get Leaf Mold.
GalinaD said:
(Screenshot)
Galina, I can’t read it, could you please summarize the essence of it?
Olga said:
Galina, write your address…
Olya, thank you. I don’t need it. I wanted to find the leftovers and send them to Lyuda Shevyachok.
I have already grown it. Half the summer I was crawling on my knees; you couldn’t pass the place where this monster grew. It grew up to the roof of the greenhouse (I have a drop-shaped one), I threw it over the wire, and it grew downwards almost back to the ground.
Tanya45 said:
Galina, I can’t read it, could you please summarize the essence of it?
Friends! I dug up this information regarding the “Chocolate” and “Pink” Rugantino tomatoes: Commercial farmers from the south are selling tomatoes under this brand, but they are actually hybrids from the Italian company UNIGEN, specifically Othello F1 and Yuji F1. They have absolutely nothing to do with Rugantino from Rijk Zwaan.
But all the photos are real, they are indeed tasty and productive. I argued with the sellers for a long time, but they promised to refund my money.
This is a post from Lena GuLENA.
Edited November 29, 2022 by GalinaD
GalinaD said:
UNIGEN
I went to the Italian website www.unigenseedsitaly.com, but I didn’t see a similar tomato there.
