Madam

Cucumber Madame — an early-maturing hybrid, suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in greenhouses. Plants are vigorous, predominantly female-flowering with cluster-type ovary placement, ensuring the formation of 3 to 6 fruits per node. Cucumbers have a cylindrical shape, 10 to 12 cm long, with a finely ribbed surface and dark green color with small white stripes. Fruit skin is tender, white-haired, and dense, preventing overgrowth and yellowing of cucumbers.

The Madame hybrid is characterized by high yield and versatility. Fruits weigh 65 to 120 grams, making them convenient for fresh consumption and various culinary purposes. Plants are drought-resistant, allowing successful cultivation under various climatic conditions. Cucumber Madame is suitable for growing in sunny areas as well as in partial shade.

A bee-pollinated hybrid that matures in an average of 43–48 days, enabling early harvest. Due to its characteristics — dense fruit, resistance to overgrowth, and tender skin — Cucumber Madame is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking high-quality and tasty harvests in short timeframes.