Meeting

Cucumber Meeting is a mid-early hybrid with predominantly female flowering, characterized by vigorous growth and a compact bush form. The plant has a long-stemmed, slightly branched structure with medium-sized, five-lobed, green leaves with a smooth surface. This hybrid is highly resistant to diseases and adverse conditions, ensuring steady fruiting throughout the summer and until frost.

The fruits of cucumber Meeting are cylindrical, large-ribbed, white-tipped, 6-16 cm long and 4-5 cm in diameter, with a smooth, glossy dark green skin that does not yellow even with overripening. The flesh is dense with a small number of seeds, making the cucumbers exceptionally tasty and suitable for both fresh consumption and pickling or marinating. Due to the absence of waxy coating, the fruits remain clean when harvested directly from the bed.

The hybrid exhibits good commercial yield and excellent flavor qualities. It is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including winter greenhouses, and tolerates dense planting. Cucumber Meeting is valued for its uniform dark green fruit coloring, excellent flesh-to-seed cavity ratio, and resistance to common diseases and pests.