Cucumber PASHN

Pashn F1 cucumber is a new parthenocarpic (self-pollinating) hybrid specifically adapted for cultivation in Russia. This early-maturing variety successfully passed trials in southern regions of the country, including Dagestan and Rostov Oblast. The plant is indeterminate, moderately branched, with a female flowering type, ensuring stable fruit formation. Leaves are medium-sized and dark green; typically, one or two female flowers per node, contributing to high yield.

Pashn F1 cucumber fruits are dark green without yellow stripes at the blossom end and fully meet the "golden standard" of cucumber quality. They are short, cylindrical, 10–12 cm long, with high density and small seed cavity. Fruit surface is moderately ribbed, with hairs and spines, giving them a distinctive prickly appearance. Individual fruit weight is about 90 grams. Fruits have strong aroma and excellent flavor, making them ideal for salads and fresh consumption.

Pashn F1 cucumber exhibits high market yield, reaching 19 kg per square meter in plastic greenhouses. Fruits retain vibrant color even under intense heat, indicating high resistance to adverse weather conditions. Due to its quality and stable productivity, this hybrid is an excellent choice for cultivation both in open ground and in greenhouse conditions.