Cucumber Rodnichok F1, seeds Intersemya white package 0.3g

“Spring F1” is a bee-pollinated hybrid of cucumbers, that is, it needs the presence of insects necessary for fertilization of female flower ovaries with male pollen. As it is clear from the F1 index in the name, F1 Spring is a hybrid of the first generation, combining the most valuable qualities of the original parental varieties. Hybrids are produced by artificial cross-pollination, crossing a variety of varieties and trying to achieve inheritance and increase yields, hardiness, resistance, flavor characteristics and other indicators. Breeding work on the breeding of cucumber hybrids does not involve genetic modification (GMO). It makes no sense to leave hybrid cucumbers for seed ripening for the purpose of their further planting, since the set of improved varietal traits is unstable and appears only in the first generation. The plant is indeterminate (it does not stop growing on its own), tall (up to 3 m) and long-leaved, while the branching is average (4-5 lateral shoots). The flowering type is predominantly female with a small number of barren flowers and the setting of 2-3 ovaries per node. You can grow in any way: both horizontal (in spread) and vertical (trellis). When cultivated in greenhouses, the plant is advised to form by pinching the main lash after it reaches the top of the trellis, and lateral shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines. tall (up to 3 m) and long-leaved, with average branching (4-5 lateral shoots). The flowering type is predominantly female with a small number of barren flowers and the setting of 2-3 ovaries per node. You can grow in any way: both horizontal (in spread) and vertical (trellis). When cultivated in greenhouses, the plant is advised to form by pinching the main lash after it reaches the top of the trellis, and lateral shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines. tall (up to 3 m) and long-leaved, with average branching (4-5 lateral shoots). The flowering type is predominantly female with a small number of barren flowers and the setting of 2-3 ovaries per node. You can grow in any way: both horizontal (in spread) and vertical (trellis). When cultivated in greenhouses, the plant is advised to form by pinching the main lash after it reaches the top of the trellis, and lateral shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines. The flowering type is predominantly female with a small number of barren flowers and the setting of 2-3 ovaries per node. You can grow in any way: both horizontal (in spread) and vertical (trellis). When cultivated in greenhouses, the plant is advised to form by pinching the main lash after it reaches the top of the trellis, and lateral shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines. The flowering type is predominantly female with a small number of barren flowers and the setting of 2-3 ovaries per node. You can grow in any way: both horizontal (in spread) and vertical (trellis). When cultivated in greenhouses, the plant is advised to form by pinching the main lash after it reaches the top of the trellis, and lateral shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines. how it will reach the top of the trellis, and the side shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines. how it will reach the top of the trellis, and the side shoots behind the 2-3rd leaf. Zelentsy are short (9-12 cm long with an average diameter of 4-5 cm, weighing about 100 g), have a cylindrical shape and a dark green color with light stripes of medium length. The surface is almost smooth, slightly lumpy with sparse black spines.