Wild cabbage Cesil F1

Reliable Yield for Processing and Fresh Markets

Cecile F1 by the Dutch breeding company Bejo is designed for growers who prioritize heavy heads and field reliability. This mid-late white cabbage hybrid (100–110 days after transplanting) shows impressive performance when planted at a density of 25,000 to 30,000 plants per hectare.

Agronomic Potential and Disease Resistance

The core advantage of Cecile F1 is its robust resistance to Fusarium wilt. This allows for successful cultivation even in fields with a history of soil-borne diseases, minimizing harvest losses. The plant develops a strong habit capable of supporting the rapid development of large, heavy heads.

Application Scenarios: From Sales to Processing

With head weights ranging from 3 to 7 kg, this hybrid serves as a versatile tool for commercial farming:

• Processing: The high density and consistent internal structure of the gray-green heads make this variety an excellent choice for sauerkraut and other processed products. It holds up well during mechanical shredding.
• Fresh Market: The round shape and attractive appearance make it highly sought after by retailers and wholesalers. The heads retain their quality well after harvest, which is crucial for efficient logistics.

Adhering to the recommended planting density ensures optimal nutrient intake and light exposure, directly influencing uniform head weight. For intensive farming operations, Cecile F1 is a balanced hybrid that provides stability and predictable results at the end of the season.