Tomato seeds Amapola F1 – red determinate hybrid (Amapola F1) Sakata

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Tomato Amapola F1 ( Amapola F1 ) is an early-maturing determinate F1 hybrid from Sakata for open-field production. Large round fruits of 250–300 g with deep red colour and excellent firmness. High resistance to TSWV. Available at theseeds.shop.

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Fruit Appearance

Amapola F1 produces large, round, well-formed fruits with outstanding size and shape uniformity. The colour is deep, intense red – visually striking and commercially strong. Firmness is excellent, enabling longer transport and extended shelf life without compromising quality or appearance.

Plant and Yield

Amapola F1 is a determinate hybrid – compact, sturdy, and requiring no staking. It sets fruit evenly and reliably even under high summer temperatures. Yield is high and consistent throughout the harvesting period. A dependable choice for intensive open-field programmes with predictable output. Find it at theseeds.shop.

Resistances (HR / IR)

  • TSWV – tomato spotted wilt virus
Characteristics
Тип Безколов (детерминантен)
Вегетация (дни) Варира
Размер 250–300 гр, Червен
Отглеждане Открито
Устойчивости TSWV
Eating quality Балансиран, Добра захарност, Плътна месеста структура
Плодове Кръгли, Транспортабилни
Предназначение Свеж пазар
Селекция / марка Sakata / Япония

What is the recommended plant population per decare?

1,500 – 2,000 plants/decare – standard density for determinate tomatoes in open-field production.

What is the recommended row spacing?

140 cm between rows.

What is the recommended in-row spacing?

35–40 cm within the row.

How many seeds are there per gram?

300–390 seeds/g – standard for determinate tomatoes.

What is the seeding rate for transplant production?

6–8 g of seed to produce transplants for 1 decare of field area.

What is the germination temperature for the seeds?

8.7°C (minimum) / 25°C (optimum)

Is Amapola F1 suitable for stakeless growing?

Yes. Amapola F1 is a determinate hybrid and requires no staking. The compact growth habit reduces labour and material costs significantly in open-field production.

How does the hybrid perform under high summer temperatures?

Amapola F1 maintains stable fruit set and quality even during intense summer heat – a key advantage for summer field production in warmer growing regions.

Is it suitable for commercial production?

Yes. Uniform fruits, deep red colour, excellent firmness, and consistent yield make it a strong choice for producers supplying supermarkets, wholesale markets, and export channels.

What is the main market advantage of Amapola F1?

The combination of large, uniform fruits with deep red colour and high firmness gives it a strong competitive edge in transport and retail. Fruits hold their appearance well even after extended time on the shelf.

What are the main growing risks?

The primary viral risk is TSWV (Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus), for which the hybrid carries high resistance (HR). In open-field summer production, thrip control is essential as thrips are the main vector of TSWV. Crop rotation and early pest monitoring are strongly recommended.

When should transplanting take place?

Raise transplants 5–6 weeks before field planting. For early summer production, transplant from late March to mid-April under protected conditions. For main-season open-field production, transplant after the last spring frost.