This variety originates from Siberia, but unlike typical varieties from that region, it is not an early-season variety—the fruit reaches maturity about 80 days after transplanting. It is a variety that produces an excellent yield toward the end of the season. The fruits are very large, pink, weighing over one kilogram, and of the beefsteak type—fleshy, with few seeds. The plant is tall and requires staking.
Adaptive Seeds named "Siberian Giant Pink" its Tomato of the Year for 2016. This distinction comes from a supplier that conducts its own variety trials.
