Cucumber Grandor

Grandor — this is a very early parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid, distinguished by high early and overall yield. It is recommended for cultivation in the first and second crop rotations in film and glass greenhouses, as well as in open ground. Due to its ability to be planted early in heated greenhouses, this hybrid is suitable for obtaining harvests in the shortest possible time. The plant has an open, compact type with short lateral branches, which facilitates care and harvesting.

Grandor fruits have a cylindrical shape and dark green color without stripes. They reach a length of 12-14 centimeters and do not become "bottle-shaped" when overgrown, preserving their attractive appearance and market quality. Two to four fruits form per node, contributing to high yield. The hybrid exhibits high resistance to downy mildew, as well as tolerance to cucumber mosaic virus, cucumber yellow vein virus, and powdery mildew, significantly reducing disease risks and yield losses.

Grandor is an excellent choice for farmers and gardeners aiming to obtain early and high-quality cucumber harvests with minimal care. Its disease resistance and ease of cultivation make this hybrid a reliable and productive option for various growing conditions.