FEMALE FINGERS

Female Fingers is an early self-pollinating cucumber hybrid with a cluster-flowering type, where one to four fruits form at each node. The plant is medium-height with moderate branching and large green leaves. Female flowers contribute to high yield, while short lateral branches ensure compact plant structure. The fruiting period is from 40 to 48 days after emergence, allowing early harvest both in open ground and under cover.

Fruits have a miniature gherkin type, 7–9 cm long and 2–3 cm in diameter, with a dense light-green skin covered by small, densely arranged bumps and white hairs. The flesh is crisp and juicy, without bitterness, making them suitable for fresh consumption, as well as for canning and pickling. The cucumbers have a sweet and pleasant taste that remains stable during processing.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major cucumber diseases, including viral mosaic disease and true powdery mildew, ensuring a stable and prolonged fruiting period. Due to its characteristics, the Female Fingers variety is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking an early, tasty, and productive cucumber with universal use.