Amulet

Amulet cucumber is an early-maturing first-generation hybrid, intended for salad use. The plant is indeterminate, strongly branched, with a female flower type, which ensures predominantly two female flowers per node. Leaves are medium-sized and green, while the cucumbers are cylindrical in shape with a short neck, green in color with distinct central stripes. The fruit surface is rough with spines, and the weight of one cucumber ranges from 120 to 150 grams. The taste of the fruit is excellent, making this variety attractive for fresh consumption.

The Amulet hybrid is characterized by high market yield, reaching 10-13 kg per square meter in plastic greenhouses. The plant is bee-pollinated, which promotes good fruit formation and stable crop development. The variety is adapted for cultivation in various regions and suitable for garden conditions, including open and protected soil. Due to its characteristics, Amulet is a universal choice for obtaining early, high-quality cucumbers.

A distinctive feature of the variety is its resistance to unfavorable growing conditions and good adaptability to agricultural practices. The cucumbers have an attractive appearance and excellent taste, making them popular both for fresh consumption and for use in salads. Amulet is recommended for all regions and is known for its stability and reliability in cultivation.