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Gherkin "Mirabelle" F1
Gherkin "Mirabelle" F1.
A popular gherkin hybrid for fresh consumption, combining super early ripening and extremely high yields.
The plant is vigorous, very healthy, quite open, which makes it easy to care for and clean, with a female type of flowering and a bunch arrangement of ovaries, 6-7 per node (with sufficient nutrition).
The fruits are very uniform, high quality, dark green. The length/thickness ratio is 3.3:1. Fetal weight 70-90 g.
Advantages of the hybrid: very high early and overall yield.
Versatility of use.
Excellent shade tolerance. Suitable for growing in early turnover with landing in the greenhouse in January.
Disease resistance: HR Ccu, IR CMV/Px.
Recommended for cultivation in glass and film greenhouses, as well as in open ground in vertical and horizontal ways.
In Russia it is registered under the name "German" F1.
A popular gherkin hybrid for fresh consumption, combining super early ripening and extremely high yields.
The plant is vigorous, very healthy, quite open, which makes it easy to care for and clean, with a female type of flowering and a bunch arrangement of ovaries, 6-7 per node (with sufficient nutrition).
The fruits are very uniform, high quality, dark green. The length/thickness ratio is 3.3:1. Fetal weight 70-90 g.
Advantages of the hybrid: very high early and overall yield.
Versatility of use.
Excellent shade tolerance. Suitable for growing in early turnover with landing in the greenhouse in January.
Disease resistance: HR Ccu, IR CMV/Px.
Recommended for cultivation in glass and film greenhouses, as well as in open ground in vertical and horizontal ways.
In Russia it is registered under the name "German" F1.
Did you know that... the best predecessors for cucumber are early vegetables: white cabbage or cauliflower, tomatoes, green crops, early potatoes, legumes (except beans).
It is not recommended to sow cucumber after cucumber and other pumpkin crops (pumpkin, zucchini, squash), as this leads to the accumulation of specific phytopathogens in the soil.
Cucumber, in turn, is a good predecessor for most vegetable crops, except pumpkin. Correct rotation of crops in the garden is the key to getting a harvest!
