Cucumber Mamluk F1, seeds Gavrish Profi Large packing 20pcs

F1 Mamluk – the standard of tuberous cucumber for summer-autumn circulation, stress-resistant, perfectly tolerates low temperatures, a balanced plant with a powerful root system and short lateral shoots, high yield potential, excellent presentation and taste of fruits, less susceptible to the manifestation of signs of WZKMO on fruits and plant. – a highly productive parthenocarpic hybrid of a short-fruited cucumber with a stable long-term fruiting. – for late winter-spring and summer-autumn turnover. – The plants are vigorous, forming strong but short lateral shoots. – a well-regenerating root system allows you to grow a hybrid on all types of substrates. – female type of flowering, 1-2 ovaries are laid in the node. – the fruit is cylindrical, 14-16 cm long, dark green, well transported. – the surface of the fruit is moderately lumpy, white-thorn. – tolerant to powdery mildew, root rot, peronospora Strong plant with high ecological plasticity, less affected by WZKMO. The technology of growing Mamluk f1 cucumbers in open or closed ground in summer and autumn differs little from ordinary varieties. Seeds are sown into the ground no earlier than the soil warms up to + 10 ° + 12 ° C. The sowing depth is on average about 3-4 cm. The most optimal arrangement of cucumber plants is 50×50 cm with the obligatory garter to the trellis. The agrotechnology of growing Mamluk cucumbers in winter and spring in heated greenhouses has the following features. The seeds of this hybrid of cucumber can be sown for seedlings already in December – January, so that in February it is already possible to plant 30-day seedlings in the greenhouse soil. For germination, seeds need a temperature of about + 27 ° C. After the sprouts appear, the temperature of the content can be reduced to + 23 ° + 24 ° C, and for the first 2-3 days, its additional round-the-clock illumination is applied. At the same time, it is desirable to maintain the relative humidity of the air at a level of 70-75%. Mamluk cucumber plants are planted in a permanent place every 40-50 cm, tying them to a vertical trellis. Important! In the early stages of cucumber development, lowering the soil temperature below + 12 ° + 15 ° C or watering with cold water (less than + 15 ° C) can cause massive death of ovaries. tying them to a vertical trellis. Important! In the early stages of cucumber development, lowering the soil temperature below + 12 ° + 15 ° C or watering with cold water (less than + 15 ° C) can cause massive death of ovaries. tying them to a vertical trellis. Important! In the early stages of cucumber development, lowering the soil temperature below + 12 ° + 15 ° C or watering with cold water (less than + 15 ° C) can cause massive death of ovaries.