Moskvich Tomato

These were my favorite tomato this year. The plant grew SO BIG I seriously did have a hard time containing this plant honestly. But in another bed that had clay like soil that didn’t drain well, they died after a couple months. That’s completely my own fault though. They also had the best flavor out of any tomato I’ve ever had! I will be growing these again next year for sure :)

Wonderful! Delicious!

Interesting tomato plant...it has a delicious taste but it doesn't produce in the heat of summer in zone 7b Maryland. I planted this tomato plant directly on May 2026. It started to produce flowers and eventually fruit at the end of August 2026 (when the weather became more mild and pleasant). I guess I should have thought this tomato will not produce well in the humid and hot summer because it is originally from Russia. The taste is great: creamy, juicy, and balanced (of sweet and acidity). I don't know if I would plant this tomato again. I wanted an "early tomato" plant (produce in 60 days or less). Instead, I got a "late" tomato plant (took more than 90 days to produce small sized tomatoes). This Moskvich tomato might be better more in the New England area like Massachusetts or New York (where the weather is more temperate and cooler). Another thing to point out is that at the base of each tomato, I got some scaring imperfections from the sunlight (shown in the photos). Not big deal, I just slice it off.

I didn’t have a high success rate with sprouting these seeds. I had better success with other varieties.

These have just started putting on fruit. Can't wait. First time growing these.