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RINNA

Direction
Long-term storage, Recycling, Fresh Market
Growing
Open Ground
Maturation (seedlings)
70-80 days
Plant Type
White cabbage
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Where to buy
Price range
16 - 1 323 UAH
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Producer
Vilmorin-Mikado S.A.S.
Head / Head; shape
Round
Cabbage head; mass
3.0-7.0 kg
Recommended Density
35-40 thousand pcs/ha
Description RINNA
RINNA is a mid-to-late hybrid of white cabbage of universal purpose, developed by the company Seminis. The vegetation period is 75-80 days after seedling planting. The heads have an oval shape and a mass from 3 to 7 kg, differ in dense structure and short stalk, which ensures long-term storage on the root. The hybrid is characterized by high yield and unpretentiousness to growing conditions, successfully adapts to various climatic zones.

RINNA is recommended for growing in open ground in spring-summer and summer-autumn periods. Cabbage is suitable for fresh consumption, processing, and storage for up to four months. The optimal planting density is 35-40 thousand plants per hectare, which contributes to maximum productivity. The hybrid also withstands low temperatures well, which expands the possibilities of its cultivation.

Thanks to its qualities, RINNA is a universal variety that is suitable both for home growing and for commercial production. The cabbage differs in excellent internal structure and high resistance to unfavorable conditions, which makes it attractive to farmers and gardeners seeking a stable and high-quality crop.
Specifications RINNA
Direction
Long-term storage
Recycling
Fresh Market
Growing
Open Ground
Maturation (seedlings)
70-80 days
Plant Type
White cabbage
Head / Head; shape
Round
Cabbage head; mass
3.0-7.0 kg
Recommended Density
35-40 thousand pcs/ha
Storage
3-6 months
Country
France
Registration Year
2020
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Manufacturer
Vilmorin-Mikado S.A.S.
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