Carrot NANTIK RESISTAFLEY

Nantik Resistafley F1 Carrot is an early hybrid of the Nantes variety, maturing 85–90 days after emergence. This hybrid features cylindrical, smooth, bright orange root crops measuring 16–18 cm in length with a diameter of about 3.5 cm, and weighing between 90 and 120 grams. The root crops are almost completely buried in the soil, have a small orange core, and shoulders without anthocyanin, giving them an attractive appearance. The plant leaves are dark green, upright, and dense, contributing to good development and protection of the root crops.

One of the key features of the Nantik Resistafley hybrid is its high resistance to carrot fly damage and bolting, which significantly improves yield quality and quantity. Thanks to this, the hybrid is suitable for winter sowing and early spring sowing, as well as for mechanized harvesting. High content of β-carotene and sugars ensures excellent taste qualities of the carrot, making it in demand for both fresh consumption and processing.

The hybrid is recommended for obtaining early bunch production and can be stored for a short period of up to 5 months. Yield is 7–9 kg per square meter at a sowing density of 0.8–1.1 million seeds per hectare and a scheme of 45x5 cm. High marketability and transportability make Nantik Resistafley F1 an excellent choice for commercial cultivation and marketing.