Florance

Carrot Florance is a medium-early hybrid of the Nantes type with a vegetation period of about 120 days. This hybrid is characterized by high disease resistance and adaptability, allowing it to be successfully grown on various soil types and in different climatic conditions. Florance is suitable for cultivation in open ground and demonstrates stable yields even under adverse weather conditions.

The carrots of Florance have a bright orange color, smooth surface, and length from 18 to 23 cm. The plant's leaves are light green, giving the crop an attractive appearance. Due to its qualities, this carrot is suitable for both fresh market and processing. It withstands washing and packaging well, making it convenient for distribution and transportation.

Florance has good storability and is suitable for long-term storage, expanding its use in the food industry and trade. The recommended planting rate is 1-1.2 million plants per hectare, ensuring optimal density and high productivity of plantings. The hybrid producer is the Dutch company Nunhems, known for its high-quality seed material.