US 2853 F1 Hybrid Tomato Seeds | BASF Nunhems

US 2853 F1 Hybrid Tomato (BASF | Nunhems)

US 2853 F1 Hybrid Tomato (BASF | Nunhems) is a tomato seed selection from BASF Nunhems. Raise healthy seedlings before moving them into a sunny vegetable bed or suitable growing container.

Variety details

• US 2853 F1 Hybrid Tomato from BASF Nunhems is a vigorous indeterminate hybrid suitable for commercial tomato cultivation. It produces uniform, round and attractive deep-red fruits with good firmness, keeping quality and transportation ability.
• The fruits generally weigh approximately 90–110 grams . The variety performs reliably under warm growing conditions and supports repeated harvesting when plants are properly staked, irrigated and nourished.
• ⭐ Main Features
• 🌿 Plant Type: Vigorous indeterminate growth
• 🍅 Fruit Shape: Uniform and round
• ⚖️ Fruit Weight: Approximately 90–110 grams
• 🎨 Fruit Colour: Attractive deep red at maturity
• 💪 Fruit Quality: Firm fruits with good keeping quality
• 🚚 Market Suitability: Suitable for fresh market and transportation
• 🛡️ Disease Reaction: Intermediate resistance to Tomato Leaf Curl Virus
• 🧺 First Harvest: Approximately 70–80 days after transplanting
• 📋 Product Information
• Brand BASF Nunhems
• Crop Tomato
• Hybrid Type F1 Hybrid
• Plant Habit Indeterminate
• Fruit Weight Approximately 90–110 grams
• Fruit Colour Deep red at maturity
• Harvesting Approximately 70–80 days after transplanting
• 🌱 Growing Guidelines
• 🔸 Sow one seed per nursery tray cell at approximately 0.5 cm depth.
• 🔸 Transplant healthy seedlings at approximately 25–30 days after sowing.
• 🔸 Use fertile and well-drained sandy-loam to loam soil.
• 🔸 Maintain approximately 90–120 cm row spacing and 45–60 cm plant spacing.
• 🔸 Provide regular irrigation but avoid waterlogging.
• 🔸 Staking or trellising is recommended due to indeterminate growth.
• 🔸 Monitor whiteflies, thrips, mites, fruit borers, leaf curl and fungal diseases.
• 🔸 Apply fertilizers according to soil condition and crop growth stage.
• ⚠️ Important: Crop performance, fruit weight and harvesting period may vary according to climate, soil, irrigation, nutrition and crop-management practices. Always follow the instructions printed on the original seed packet.

Sowing and establishment

Sow in nursery trays using a clean, freely draining seed-starting medium. Keep the medium evenly moist until seedlings establish. Harden plants gradually before transplanting into prepared soil.

Growing and harvest

Choose a sunny growing position and leave enough room for the variety’s mature plant size. Water around the root zone, avoid waterlogging, and inspect new growth regularly. For tomatoes, support branches carrying fruit when needed.

Choose your required pack size from the available options. Follow the supplied packet for variety-specific spacing, sowing season and treatment instructions.