Cucumber MILYCHKA

Cucumber Milychka — a mid-early parthenocarpic hybrid, intended for cultivation under spring-summer conditions, including greenhouses and plastic covers. The plant is strong, vigorous, and medium-height, with a cluster arrangement of fruiting nodes, allowing the formation of 3-4 to 6-8 cucumbers per node. This hybrid is distinguished by its intensive early yield, making it especially valuable for gardeners aiming to obtain high-quality produce within a short time.

The fruits of cucumber Milychka are short, 8-10 cm long, cylindrical in shape with large bumps and green color, adorned with short light stripes. The cucumbers are evenly shaped, with small seed chambers, dense and crunchy, possessing a delicate aroma and not overgrowing, which ensures their high commercial and technological quality. The skin is bumpy, characteristic of this variety.

The hybrid is versatile in application: cucumbers are suitable for fresh consumption, as well as excellent for pickling and canning. Sowing seeds is possible for seedlings, while planting in the ground is recommended from May to June, following a planting scheme of 50-60 cm by 70 cm. Harvesting occurs from June to August, allowing for a stable and high-quality product throughout the season.