Cucumber Aivengo

Aivenko cucumber is a high-yielding, medium-maturing parthenocarpic hybrid of ribbed cucumber, suitable for winter-spring rotation and light cultivation. It is an open-type plant, strong with moderate leafiness and a robust root system, ensuring ecological plasticity and good development. Female flowering type, with one fruit per node, sometimes two. Cylindrical fruits 20–22 cm long and weighing 200–240 g have dark green coloration, large bumps arranged at moderate frequency, and a small shoulder, giving them an attractive appearance.

The Aivenko hybrid is characterized by high yield and excellent market qualities, making it popular among professional and amateur farms. It is suitable for cultivation on high trellises with plant spacing, facilitating ease of care and harvest. The plant is resistant to powdery mildew, cucumber mosaic virus, and cucumber vein yellowing virus, significantly reducing disease risk and enhancing yield stability.

Due to its characteristics, the Aivenko cucumber is an excellent choice for those seeking high-quality, tasty fruits early in the season. Its strong growth and robust root system ensure reliable development even under challenging conditions, while resistance to major diseases minimizes the use of chemical protection.