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PARTNICHOK

Direction
Recycling, Fresh Market
Pollination Type
Pollinated by bees
Growing
Open Ground, Glass Greenhouses
Beginning of fruiting
45 - 50 days
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Fruit; shape
Cylindrical
Fruit; spines
Fine-crested
Cucumber; length
9 - 10 cm
Description PARTNICHOK
PARTNICHOK — a mid-early hybrid cucumber, intended for cultivation in open ground and plastic greenhouses. This bushy variety features a stable ripening period — from 48 to 53 days — allowing harvest at optimal times. The fruits are cylindrical, 9–12 cm long, weighing about 90–100 g. Their surface is moderately ribbed with black spines, giving the cucumbers a distinctive appearance.

The flesh of PARTNICHOK is characterized by juiciness, crisp texture, and absence of bitterness or hollows, making it especially appealing to consumers. High taste qualities allow this variety to be used both for fresh consumption and for pickling and canning. Additionally, the hybrid shows resistance to powdery mildew and other diseases, ensuring prolonged fruiting and stable yields.

PARTNICHOK is ideal for those who value versatility and reliability in garden crops. Thanks to its characteristics, it is successfully used both in open ground and in plastic greenhouses, expanding cultivation possibilities. This variety will be an excellent choice for home gardeners aiming to obtain tasty and high-quality cucumbers for various uses.
Specifications PARTNICHOK
Diseases
Powdery Mildew
Powdery mildew
Direction
Recycling
Fresh Market
Pollination Type
Pollinated by bees
Growing
Open Ground
Glass Greenhouses
Beginning of fruiting
45 - 50 days
Fruit; shape
Cylindrical
Fruit; spines
Fine-crested
Cucumber; length
9 - 10 cm
Fruit; mass
100
Country
Russia
Registration Year
2010
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Varieties
Vegetable Crops
Manufacturer
Breeders
Kudryavtseva Elizaveta Romanovna
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