Bean Nika

Vegetable bean variety Nika is an early-maturing bush variety with low-growing plants of medium height. Leaves are light green, of medium size, and slightly wrinkled, while flowers have a pink hue and medium size. Pods at technical ripeness are light green, slightly curved, wide, and medium to long in length, with a round cross-section and a medium-length beak. The attachment height of lower pods is about 16 cm, which facilitates harvest collection.

Variety Nika is characterized by high market yield, reaching from 1.4 to 2.7 kg per square meter. The mass of 100 pods varies within 620-720 grams, while seeds have a kidney shape, beige color, and weak venation, with a mass of 1000 seeds ranging from 210 to 238 grams. The absence of parchment layer and fibers in pods ensures excellent taste qualities of the product, making this variety particularly attractive for culinary use.

Created through intraspecific hybridization, variety Nika is recommended for cultivation in private subsidiary holdings throughout the territory of Russia. Its adaptability to various regions and early maturity allow obtaining stable yields in a short time. Thanks to the combination of high yield, ease of harvesting, and superior taste characteristics, Nika bean is an excellent choice for gardeners and vegetable growing enthusiasts.