DUMMOCHKA

Cucumber 'Dummochka' is an ultra-early self-pollinating hybrid with predominantly female flowering, ensuring stable and abundant fruiting. The plant is compact with a strong root system, promoting vigorous growth even under unstable climatic conditions. Fruiting begins on day 38-42 after planting, allowing for a very quick harvest.

Fruits of this hybrid have a smooth, even shape, 7-9 cm long and weighing 80-90 grams. They are covered with small bumps, have an attractive green color and thin skin. The flesh is juicy, crisp, free of bitterness, and has a pleasant mild taste. Due to its structure, the fruits keep well and retain their market appearance, making them ideal for fresh consumption, pickling, and canning.

The 'Dummochka' hybrid exhibits high resistance to common diseases such as cucumber mosaic virus, olive spot, true and false powdery mildew, and brown spots. This allows growing cucumbers with minimal use of chemical protection, making them more eco-friendly and safer for health.