This magnificent, tall plant with potato-like leaves bears fruit very abundantly starting around 65 days after transplanting. The fruits are perfectly round, larger than typical cherry tomatoes, yellow, and resistant to cracking. The clusters are uniform and well-filled. The fruits have a distinctive flavor and aroma. The plant requires staking.
This variety originates from Siberia. Collectors also value it because the ripe fruits remain on the plant for a long time, allowing for larger harvests at once. If you like this type of yellow tomato, compare it with “Galina's Grande,” which has larger fruits and a more pronounced tart note.
