Wild cabbage Wirosa F1

Savoy cabbage Wirosa F1 is a late-maturing, high-yielding hybrid developed by the breeders of Bejo Zaden from the Netherlands. This variety features a strong leafy surface and dense, firm, round heads weighing 2 to 3 kg. Leaves have a blistered structure with moderate crinkling and a slight waxy coating, and the head color ranges from light green to dark green, giving the cabbage an attractive market appearance. The hybrid has a delicate flavor, making it popular for both fresh markets and processing.

Wirosa F1 adapts well to various soil types and is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and under plastic or agrofiber coverings. It is resistant to low temperatures without losing its market appearance, and shows high resistance to fusarium wilt and cracking. Plants are relatively resilient and can recover from stressful conditions such as water shortage or high temperatures. The hybrid matures in approximately 137 days, with yields reaching 400-430 centners per hectare at a planting density of 30-40 thousand plants per hectare.

Hybrid Wirosa F1 exhibits excellent storability and transportability, allowing it to retain quality and appearance during long-term storage and transportation. Due to these characteristics, along with its high marketability and disease resistance, this variety is an excellent choice for cultivation during both spring-summer and autumn periods. It is suitable for retail display in hypermarkets and enjoys stable market demand.