Cucumber Flagman

FLAGMAN — this is a parthenocarpic early-maturing cucumber hybrid, intended for cultivation in plastic greenhouses. The plant exhibits a weakly branched growth type, which simplifies care and harvest. Fruit set begins on day 40–48 after full emergence of seedlings, enabling an early harvest. Cucumbers of this hybrid have medium length, elongated-cylindrical shape, green color, and large warty surface with sparse white pubescence. Fruit weight ranges from 200 to 215 grams.

The FLAGMAN hybrid is characterized by high yield, reaching 12 kg per square meter, and resistance to major cucumber diseases, making it a reliable choice for greenhouse cultivation. Plants prefer nutrient-rich, well-drained soils with low nitrogen content; acidic soils should be limed for optimal development. Sowing is recommended from May 10 to June 5 with row spacing of 70 x 30 cm, and harvest period runs from early July to late August.

Fruits of the FLAGMAN hybrid have excellent flavor without bitterness, ensuring their versatility in culinary applications. They are suitable for fresh consumption as well as various processing methods. Thanks to their biological and agronomic characteristics, this hybrid is an excellent choice for farmers and gardeners aiming to achieve high-quality and stable cucumber yields under plastic greenhouse conditions.