Cucumber LADIES' FINGERS

Ladies' Fingers is an early self-pollinating parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid, characterized by high yield and prolonged fruiting period. The plant is medium-vined with moderate branching and large green leaves. Flowering occurs in the female type, with one to four fruits forming in each node, ensuring abundant and stable harvest. Fruits mature 40-43 days after emergence, enabling early harvest.

The fruits have a deep green color and oval-cylindrical shape, 7-9 cm long and weighing 75-95 g. Fruit surface is finely warty with densely distributed small bumps and white down. Flesh is crisp and juicy, free of bitterness, making the cucumbers exceptionally tasty and pleasant to consume. Due to their excellent flavor, the hybrid is suitable for fresh consumption as well as for pickling and salting.

The hybrid is resistant to major cucumber diseases, including cucumber mosaic virus and true powdery mildew, reducing the need for frequent protective treatments and enhancing harvest reliability. Its versatility allows cultivation on various soil types, making it attractive to gardeners and farmers seeking high-quality, flavorful cucumbers with minimal effort.