Cucumber Levina

Levina F1 cucumber — an early, bee-pollinated hybrid of cornichon type, developed by Dutch breeders. It is characterized by high yield and stress resistance, allowing successful cultivation under various climatic conditions, including all zones of Ukraine. The plant prefers open ground or plastic greenhouses with free access for bees during flowering to ensure effective pollination. Levina F1 requires regular watering, weeding, and 2-3 feedings per season, and it thrives best on medium loamy, well-drained soils. The fruits of the Levina cucumber have a light green color, medium ribbed skin, and a proper cylindrical shape. Fruit length varies from 8 to 15 cm, with an average weight of about 70 grams per fruit. They do not overgrow, maintain uniformity and market quality during transport, and are genetically free of bitterness. The flesh is juicy, crisp, and has a pleasant fresh aroma, making this hybrid suitable for fresh consumption, canning, and pickling. The Levina F1 hybrid exhibits high resistance to diseases and tolerates high temperatures, ensuring a stable and high yield. Due to its predominantly female flowering and exceptional taste qualities, this variety is popular among farmers and gardeners. It is ideal for fresh market sales and processing, combining reliable cultivation with outstanding consumer properties.