Divina

Cucumber Divina is an early maturing hybrid variety that begins fruiting 40-43 days after germination. The plant has an indeterminate growth habit with medium-sized vines and predominantly female flowering. This parthenocarpic variety can form fruit without pollination, ensuring a stable yield under various growing conditions.

The fruits of cucumber Divina are 15-20 cm long and 4-4.5 cm in diameter, weighing 90-120 grams each. The fruits are smooth, spineless, with a thin but sufficiently firm skin. The flesh is juicy, tender, and crisp, with a pleasant aroma, making this variety particularly attractive for fresh consumption and pickling.

The variety prefers warm and humid conditions, grows best on sunny sites protected from cold winds, on fertile and light soils. Cucumber Divina is resistant to major diseases, simplifying care and increasing yield reliability. It can be grown both in open ground and in plastic greenhouses or temporary shelters.