Cabbage Vili F1

Stable Yields with Minimal Risk

Growing Napa cabbage often presents two primary challenges: inconsistent maturity dates and high susceptibility to soil-borne pathogens. This Korean-bred hybrid demonstrates impressive resistance to clubroot, Fusarium wilt, and bacterial soft rot. In our region, this is a critical advantage that helps avoid crop losses directly in the field.

Growth Cycle and Market Appeal

With a vegetation period of 40–50 days after transplanting, it is easy to schedule sequential harvesting. A head weight of 0.5–1.0 kg is the ideal format for retail chains and fresh produce markets. Customers readily buy these neat, oval-shaped heads that look fresh and appealing, featuring a rich yellow-green interior against a classic green exterior.

• Reliability: The hybrid is forgiving of minor irrigation errors and is not prone to rapid splitting during short-term overwatering.
• Growing Economics: High disease resistance significantly reduces costs associated with fungicide applications.
• Durability: The heads are dense, which simplifies logistics and minimizes damage during transport.

If your goal is to produce uniform, high-quality vegetables in a short time frame without excessive chemical inputs, this hybrid proves its value. The seeds developed by Lim Sang Hwa showed excellent germination rates, confirming Nong Woo Bio's commitment to high-standard breeding.