Introduction to the Jingdan series tomatoes: characteristics of Jingdan No. 1, No. 8 and No. 6 varieties

Tomato is probably one of the plants with the most varieties among the fruits we commonly see; its number of varieties has already exceeded 500. Have you ever heard of the three varieties in the Jingdan series, Jingdan No. 8, Jingdan No. 6 and Jingdan No. 1? If not, then let us take a look together below!

Jingdan No. 8: This variety is a mid-season variety; it can grow indefinitely, the fruit is round, and the weight of a single fruit is generally between 15-20 grams, similar to other small tomato varieties. The ripe fruit is bright red, with high refractometric sugar content and good taste and flavor; the flesh is firm and the fresh-keeping period is long, making it suitable for protected cultivation.

Jingdan No. 6: This is a special variety for tomato tree cultivation. Its growth vigor is very strong, and it can grow indefinitely; it is a mid-season variety, with firm flesh, and the plant's fruit-bearing fresh-keeping period is long. The refractometric sugar content can reach up to 13, and the taste and flavor are excellent. It has strong continuous growth and continuous fruiting ability, and is suitable for cultivation as a tomato tree in urban sightseeing agriculture. Is this tomato a tomato you like?

 Jingdan No. 1: Many people may not have heard of this variety, but the tomatoes of this variety taste very good. It can grow indefinitely, is a mid-early variety, and the fruit is also round, with a single fruit weight of 10-15 grams, a little smaller than general small tomato varieties. The ripe fruit is bright red in color, the fruit flavor is rich in sweet and sour, and the taste is excellent, making it suitable for long-season cultivation in protected conditions.

After reading the introductions of these three varieties, which tomato variety do you like best?