Cabbage Botran

Botran F1 cabbage is a mid-late maturing hybrid of white cabbage, characterized by large, round-oval heads with dense structure and short stalks. Head weight ranges from 1.5 to 3 kg, and the fruit shape is round. Leaves have a distinctive bluish-green hue with a pronounced waxy coating, giving the plant an attractive appearance. The leaf rosette is compact and slightly raised, and the plant itself is neat and semi-open, well-raised above ground level. Strong and large roots provide reliable vertical support and adequate nutrition.

The maturation period for Botran F1 cabbage is 83-87 days without accounting for seedling growth time, classifying it as a mid-season variety. The hybrid is suitable for cultivation in open ground across the entire country, showing high productivity that is largely independent of agronomic conditions and seasonal temperature regimes. The planting rate is 40-45 thousand plants per hectare. The cabbage exhibits good resistance to fusarium, tolerance to vascular bacterial blight, and resistance to black rot and thrips, significantly simplifying care and reducing the risk of yield loss.

One of the key advantages of this variety is its long storage life — up to 5 months — making it convenient for long-term storage and transportation. Due to its qualities and adaptability, Botran F1 cabbage is gaining increasing popularity among farmers, ensuring a stable and high-quality yield of white cabbage with excellent taste and commercial characteristics.