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Pacto

Direction
Recycling, Fresh Market
Pollination Type
Parthenocarpic
Growing
Covered Ground, Glass Greenhouses
Fruit; flower
Dark Green
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Where to buy
Price range
95 - 95 UAH
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3
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0
Producer
Monsanto
Cucumber; length
15 - 20 cm
Country
Netherlands
Registration Year
2015
Description Pacto
Cucumber variety Pacto is a mid-early hybrid developed by German breeders of the company Bayer AG. The plant is strong, medium-height with medium growth vigor, ensuring stable development and good yield. Fruits have dark green color, smooth shiny skin, and medium size, 18 to 24 cm long, weighing 150 to 220 grams. This variety is characterized by high resistance to diseases, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in various regions, including Almaty, Jambyl, Kyrgyzstan, Jetysu, and Turkistan areas. Pacto F1 is a parthenocarpic hybrid, meaning it can bear fruit without pollination, which is especially important for greenhouse and covered ground cultivation. Thanks to this, the cucumber is suitable for cultivation in different seasons, including winter, expanding its usability. Fruits have crisp texture and excellent taste, making them popular for fresh consumption, culinary use, and canning. This cucumber variety is valued for its versatility: it is ideal for preparing salads, sandwiches, and healthy snacks. Regular harvest allows meeting specific customer requirements, including the possibility of preparing fruits with flowers. High quality and stable yield make Pacto an excellent choice for farmers and gardeners seeking a tasty, aromatic product with good storability.
Specifications Pacto
Direction
Recycling
Fresh Market
Pollination Type
Parthenocarpic
Growing
Covered Ground
Glass Greenhouses
Fruit; flower
Dark Green
Cucumber; length
15 - 20 cm
Country
Netherlands
Registration Year
2015
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