High yield of tomatoes in a modern hydroponic factory Abdiev Z.T.*, Yunusov S.A.** *Department of “Horticulture, Melon Production and Potato Growing”, Tashkent State Agrarian University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Email id: Zafaralia@Inbox.ru **Department of “Horticulture, Melon production and potato growing”, Tashkent State Agrarian University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Email id: salohiddin.yunusov@yandex.ru Online published on 16 November, 2019. Abstract This paper investigates major points of the high yield of tomatoes in a modern hydroponic factory. On this case it makes major featured analyses to make better development in the future research point. According to the forecast of greenhouses development of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2018–2030, greenhouses production in the world is estimated at $ 12.6 billion with an annual growth rate of 11 percent. By the year 2030, 65–70 thousand hectares of modern greenhouse complexes will function in the country. During the cultivation of varioushy brids of tomato by small-scale hydroponics, there was a period of fruit ripening from seedlings to seedlings. The control Rofita F1 hybrid was 102 days. The earliest hybrids were ripened in the Dauris F1, Lamia F1 and Torri F1 hybridsfor 96–97 days. In the experiment, tomato seedlings were grown in a separate section of the greenhouse. Phenological observations showed that seeds germinated in penoblock cassettes were fully germinated in 7 days. In the case of seedling growth, the number of cypress trees is 5–6, and the length of the stem is 15–18 cm. In the experiment, it was found that the growth and development of the plant when grown in a hydropongreen house yielded better results than the control variant in the hybrids of Daphnis F1, Torri F1 and Pink Paradaes F1. Top Keywords High Yield Tomatoes, Modern, Hydroponic Factory, Uzbekistan. Top |