ALAYAR

Cucumber ALAYAR is an early-maturing parthenocarpic hybrid of salad type with indeterminate, medium-branched plants of female flowering type. The cucumbers have a cylindrical shape, dark green color with a slight waxy coating, and a weight of about 190-200 grams. The plant's leaves are of medium size and dark green. The hybrid is characterized by high market yield, reaching 21.8-22.6 kg per square meter when grown in plastic greenhouses, as well as resistance to olive spot.

ALAYAR is suitable for cultivation in plastic greenhouses and under plastic covers, providing flexibility in agronomy. The plant forms predominantly one or two female flowers per node, promoting stable fruiting. The cucumbers are long, cylindrical, and have excellent taste qualities, making them highly sought after for salad use.

The hybrid exhibits high productivity, especially when planted in early spring or summer. Due to parthenocarpy, the cucumbers do not require pollination, simplifying care and increasing the percentage of marketable fruits to 90-95%. ALAYAR is resistant to several diseases, contributing to stable yields and reducing costs for plant protection.