Wild cabbage Satellite F1

Cabbage Satelite F1 is a mid-season hybrid variety developed by the Dutch company Bejo Zaden. This high-yielding hybrid is suitable for both transplanting and direct sowing into the soil. The vegetative period is approximately 110 days from transplanting seedlings. Plants form compact, round heads weighing from 3 to 8 kg, with a dense structure and short core, ensuring ease of handling and transport. Green, waxy leaves give the heads an attractive appearance, while the inner head structure is succulent with excellent flavor. Satelite F1 exhibits high resistance to major diseases such as Fusarium wilt, as well as cracking and bolting. The hybrid tolerates drought conditions well, enabling stable yields even under water scarcity. For increased productivity, mineral fertilizers are recommended. The cabbage retains quality on the field throughout the harvest and transport period and can be stored for up to 2-3 months, making it popular for fresh markets, food processing, and pickling. Planting density for Satelite F1 hybrid can range from 25,000 to 40,000 plants per hectare, and the crop tolerates high density, allowing for optimized land use and increased yield. Due to its combination of high productivity, resistance to adverse conditions, and superior taste, this variety is an excellent choice for farmers and vegetable producers seeking quality and stable yields.