Cucumber CHARITOSHA

CHARITOSHA — an early-maturing parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid that begins fruiting as early as the 45th day after germination. This variety is distinguished by its high adaptability to adverse weather conditions, allowing successful cultivation both in plastic greenhouses and in open ground. Plants are medium-height, indeterminate, and sparingly branched, predominantly female-flowering, which promotes stable fruit set.

Fruits on CHARITOSHA form in clusters, with 2 to 6 fruits per node depending on lighting and nutrient conditions. The fruits are cylindrical, ribbed, and white-tipped, weighing approximately 80-85 grams. They possess excellent flavor and are versatile in use, including canning, making this hybrid particularly attractive for various applications.

Yield under plastic cover reaches 12-15 kg per square meter, indicating high productivity and efficient cultivation. Due to its characteristics, CHARITOSHA is an excellent choice for gardeners and farmers seeking an early, high-quality cucumber harvest with good resistance to adverse conditions.