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After I completely picked the first trusses, the second and third trusses started swelling up nicely — it’s just a pleasure to look at.
Andrey, your Sevryuga is so productive 👍👍 super.
Mine is heart-shaped.
I have two packets — one says “Sevryuga” and the fruits pictured are red, and the other is Pudovik (Sevryuga) and the fruits are pink. I understand they differ only in color. I planted both, but they are still green… when they ripen, we’ll compare 😳
And this is how my Sevryuga turned out.
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And this is how my Sevryuga turned out.
That is not even close to being “relatives” with my Severyuga.
I have the exact same Sevryuga as Sandr.
Mine is the same as Sasha’s too — pink hearts.
Overall, it’s a total mess with the names here. Therefore, your “Sevryuga” is not my “SevEryuga”. I have a tall variety, large-fruited, 110 days, red (closer to raspberry-red), productive, 2-4 fruits per truss.
(Mostly 3 pcs) per bush (mostly) 14-25 fruits total. Sometimes up to 30, but that’s rare. This year there were 12-18 pcs. One bush had 24 pcs.
Our Sevryuga is heart-shaped, just as written on the SibSad packet. Pink.
And this year — the first ripening fruit.
Tasty, juicy. 4.5 points out of 5 for the sweet taste this year.
Today I saw seeds for Sevryuga, couldn’t resist, bought them, and then I saw seeds for Pudovik (Sevryuga). Got curious about the difference. At first I thought Pudovik meant 100 Pudov (100 Poods variety), but no. The only difference between the two Sevryugas is the color. Plain Sevryuga is described as bright red, while Pudovik is raspberry-pink. Everything else is identical, height 1-1.2 m (3.2-4 ft), heart shape, from SibSad company. The packet says 20 seeds, in reality, there are 6-8 more. The main thing is to avoid mislabeled seeds, but I’ll try both, at least one bush of each. But the red ones appeal to me more.
Grew SevEryuga from MADanilich this year. It was one of the most delicious tomatoes I had. 😋👍 But my SevEryuga turned out to have a low yield. It probably needs to be grown in a greenhouse, and everything of mine grows in open ground. But I will tame it, because it is a very, very tasty little tomato. It’s a pity there were very few seeds in the tomato I saved for seed extraction.
And still, I think that Sevryuga and SevEryuga are two completely different varieties. I previously grew Sevryuga from SibSad, and it was different.
Here is my SevEryuga —
O-lya-lya shared the seeds with me. Thanks to both Olya and MADanilich for such a tasty tomato!!! 🌺🌺🌺
