Seed potatoes Luck Elite, seeds weight mesh 10kg

The plant is characterized by powerful 40-centimeter bushes with thick leaves. Leaf shape with a characteristic dissection, color is bright green. The variety does not bloom for long, but abundantly. Inflorescences are collected in small clusters. The flowers are snow-white in color, with sepals bent downwards. Potato tubers are round and oval in shape, with a small number of eyes. The color of the tubers ranges from yellowish cream to brownish. The tubers of this variety are characterized by a thin and smooth peel, so there are very few peelings during cooking. In its raw form, the flesh of a potato is white; it turns a little yellow when cooked. This is especially noticeable if, when growing the plant, mineral fertilizers were used: potash and chloride. The characteristics of the potato “Luck” are as follows: The duration of the growing season is from 80 to 90 days; The mass of 1 tuber is on average 150 g; The number of tubers per plant is 10-15; The percentage of starch is 12-14%; Productivity per hectare (on average) – 42 tons; Productivity from 1 bush – 1.7 kg; The percentage of marketable products – 88-97; The taste is excellent. The yield of the “Good luck” potato is influenced by the weather and agricultural techniques, and the type of soil has no particular effect on the yield. Benefits; The advantages of the variety, which distinguish it from other selection products, are as follows: Immunity to low temperatures. For active germination of tubers, an air temperature of plus 10 degrees is sufficient. Potato sprouts thrive in both cloudy and moderately cool weather. The landing date for the central regions is the end of April. Closer to the north, potatoes are planted in mid-May. Fast tying of tubers. About 1.5 months after the emergence of shoots, young potatoes are quite edible. The mass of tubers varies from 60 to 80 g. Young potatoes have a pleasant and delicate taste. The yield per hectare after 2 months of vegetation ranges from 20 to 25 tons. Resistance to diseases (potato cancer, rhizoctonia, mosaic, scab). Defeat with viral diseases is very rare. Excellent keeping quality. When ripe early, potato tubers are perfectly preserved “from harvest to harvest.” It is only important to provide normal storage conditions. At the same time, potatoes do not lose their taste. Resistance to mechanical stress. The variety is very well suited for mechanical collection and transportation. This is especially important if the potatoes are grown commercially. Excellent taste characteristics. The tubers are not watery, they are equally well suited for mashed potatoes, baking and frying. This variety is rightfully considered one of the most delicious. Disadvantages of the variety; First of all, this is insufficient resistance to “potato” diseases. Phytophthora. Alternaria Golden nematode. This variety does not like excessive thickening of the rows. However, with the observance of agricultural technology, you simply will not face these problems. How to grow “Luck” The main thing, than the potato “Luck” differs from other hybrids and varieties – is its unpretentiousness in terms of soils. It grows not only on black soil, but also on clay soils, loam and sandy loam soils. But potatoes also require a certain amount of care. For example, the beds need to be prepared in the fall. Potatoes grow best after melons, cabbage and cucumbers. If tubers are planted in the same place for a long time, the risk of diseases increases. In addition, the variety is degenerating. Tubers grow best in soft soil. Therefore, the site intended for planting the variety must be dug in advance to a depth of 2 cm. At the same time, the soil is fertilized with compost or humus, at the rate of 40 to 45 buckets per one hundred square meters. For clay soils, it is most convenient to plant tubers in pre-formed ridges 15-20 cm high, with a distance between the ridges of 70 cm. With this planting, the soil will warm up better. Its breathability will also increase. For chernozems, planting with “ridges” is not necessary, since the soil warms up well without it. For clay soils, it is most convenient to plant tubers in pre-formed ridges 15-20 cm high, with a distance between the ridges of 70 cm. With this planting, the soil will warm up better. Its breathability will also increase. For chernozems, planting with “ridges” is not necessary, since the soil warms up well without it. For clay soils, it is most convenient to plant tubers in pre-formed ridges 15-20 cm high, with a distance between the ridges of 70 cm. With this planting, the soil will warm up better. Its breathability will also increase. For chernozems, planting with “ridges” is not necessary, since the soil warms up well without it.