EMERALD BIRDS

Emerald Birds cucumber is a parthenocarpic early-maturing hybrid with female or predominantly female flowering, intended for cultivation in spring greenhouses and open ground on trellises. Plants are vigorous with weak branching, forming 1-2 fruits per node. The cucumbers have an intense green color, length of 35-40 cm, medium-fine pubescence, and are non-spiny, making them easy to harvest and use. The hybrid exhibits high fruiting capacity and strong parthenocarpy, ensuring a stable and abundant yield.

Emerald Birds possess enhanced heat tolerance and resistance to several common diseases, including olive spot, cucumber mosaic virus, powdery mildew, as well as tolerance to downy mildew. These traits make the hybrid a reliable choice for various climatic conditions and help reduce crop losses due to diseases.

The hybrid is versatile in application: cucumbers are suitable for fresh consumption as well as for lightly pickled appetizers. Due to their flavor profile and disease resistance, Emerald Birds are suitable for cultivation both in greenhouses and open ground, ensuring high yield and quality of fruits.