Salad cucumber "Baby" F1
Cucumber "Baby" F1 - "Beit Alpha type".
A very early, high yielding, "mini salad" type self-pollinating hybrid. Semi-long.
Grown in pots - open balconies, PE greenhouses. Fruits are green, smooth, 15-17 cm long, weight 290-320 grams, not bitter, very tasty, good consistency. Fruits can be picked when they are 15 cm long. The hybrid is resistant to virus and fungal disease - cucumber mosaic virus (CMV), downy mildew, scab (Ccu) - the resistance will help you to grow high-quality harvest without using chemicals, in accordance with agro-technical requirements. Optimum seed germination temperature +27+28°C.
1-2 seeds are sown to the pots; the hardiest plant is then replanted to the permanent place. Cucumber seedlings grow within 25-30 days. Seedlings grown in February require additional light. 1 m² can accommodate 1-2 plants. 10 seeds will cover the area of 5-8 m2 - the forecasted harvest under favourable growing conditions is 45-60 kg.
A very early, high yielding, "mini salad" type self-pollinating hybrid. Semi-long.
Grown in pots - open balconies, PE greenhouses. Fruits are green, smooth, 15-17 cm long, weight 290-320 grams, not bitter, very tasty, good consistency. Fruits can be picked when they are 15 cm long. The hybrid is resistant to virus and fungal disease - cucumber mosaic virus (CMV), downy mildew, scab (Ccu) - the resistance will help you to grow high-quality harvest without using chemicals, in accordance with agro-technical requirements. Optimum seed germination temperature +27+28°C.
1-2 seeds are sown to the pots; the hardiest plant is then replanted to the permanent place. Cucumber seedlings grow within 25-30 days. Seedlings grown in February require additional light. 1 m² can accommodate 1-2 plants. 10 seeds will cover the area of 5-8 m2 - the forecasted harvest under favourable growing conditions is 45-60 kg.
* A small crop is due to a lack of water or fertilizer. Maintain constant soil moisture and feed the plants about once every three weeks. Fruit collection must be carried out regularly so that the plant can continue to bear fruit. If mature fruits outgrow, the plant will no longer form new ovaries.