Cucumber MOSCOW GREENHOUSE

Hybrid cucumber 'MOSCOW GREENHOUSE F1' is a parthenocarpic salad variety intended for cultivation in protected ground, primarily in winter greenhouses during the winter-spring rotation. Plants feature a long main stem and green angular-heart-shaped leaves with moderate lobing. Cucumbers are either paddle-shaped or occasionally cylindrical, 30–40 cm long, 4–5 cm in diameter, weighing approximately 366 grams. Fruit surface is smooth or slightly ribbed, with weakly expressed bumps or their absence, and the base is smooth with a white complex pubescence. Fresh fruit flavor is rated as good. The variety belongs to mid-early maturing hybrids; fruiting begins on day 76–96 after germination. Marketable yield reaches 27.3–29.8 kg per square meter, exceeding standard benchmarks, with fruit marketability around 91.7%. In the first month of fruiting, yield reaches 2.8 kg per square meter, also exceeding standards. The hybrid is resistant to insufficient light and moderately resistant to powdery mildew, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in various regions with cool climates. Recommended for cultivation in Northern, Northwestern, Central, Volga-Vyatka, Central Chernozem, and Middle Volga regions. Due to its characteristics and adaptability, 'MOSCOW GREENHOUSE F1' is suitable for obtaining high-quality yields in greenhouse conditions, ensuring stable fruiting and good cucumber flavor.