Wild cabbage Gazelle F1

Engineering High Yields: The Genetic Potential of Gazelle F1

The breeding strategy of Bejo in the early white cabbage segment focuses on bridging the gap between rapid maturation and superior market quality. The Gazelle F1 hybrid provides a consistent 60–70 day growth cycle, serving as an efficient tool for commercial growers targeting the fresh market.

Technical Specifications and Morphology

The key advantage of this hybrid is its balance between compactness and head density. With a mature head weight of 2.0–3.0 kg, the plant maintains a consistent grey-green color and a uniform round shape, ensuring high aesthetic appeal at the retail level.

• Planting density: 40,000–50,000 plants/ha. This spacing ensures optimal resource allocation for each plant, minimizing competition for nutrients and sunlight.
• Resistance: Genetic resistance to Fusarium wilt and downy mildew (peronospora) significantly reduces the need for chemical fungicide applications, positioning Gazelle F1 as an efficient solution for sustainable farming practices.

Operational Practicality

This hybrid is recommended for regions experiencing strong summer demand for early-season produce. The structural stability of the head, combined with its verified weight profile, allows for streamlined logistics and long-distance transport without risk of density loss. Due to its robust biological tolerance, the hybrid demonstrates predictable performance across varied cultivation conditions, reinforcing Bejo's reputation as a global leader in vegetable seed genetics.