Cucumber Lukoshko

Lukooshko cucumber is an early, bee-pollinated hybrid of universal purpose, beginning to bear fruit 38-45 days after emergence of seedlings. This variety is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and under plastic coverings, making it a universal solution for various climatic conditions and cultivation technologies. Plants are medium-height, predominantly female-flowering, which contributes to high yield and fruit quality.

The fruits of cucumber Lukooshko are short, cylindrical, with a bumpy surface, dark green color with small stripes and white spines. The weight of one fruit ranges from 75 to 85 grams. Due to their size and taste qualities, cucumbers are suitable for various uses: they can be pickled and marinated as pickles (1-3 cm), gherkins (3-6 cm), and green beans (up to 10 cm). The taste of fresh and pickled cucumbers is characterized by excellent organoleptic properties.

The yield of the Lukooshko variety is high: in open ground it reaches 7-8 kg per square meter, and under plastic coverings – 11-12 kg. The output of marketable product is 90-95%, indicating a high proportion of quality fruits. The hybrid is resistant to true powdery mildew and tolerant to false powdery mildew, ensuring stable yield and reducing the need for frequent application of protective measures.