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POSADESKY

Direction
Fresh Market
Growing
Open Ground
Fruit; shape
Cylindrical
Fruit; flower
Dark Green
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Producer
Enza
Fruit; spines
Fine-crested
Cucumber; length
10 - 12 cm
Fruit; mass
100
Description POSADESKY
POSADESKY — an early and high-yielding cucumber hybrid, distinguished by small-warty, hairy dark-green fruits. The fruits are cylindrical, 10–14 cm long, weighing 100–150 g, and maintain high uniformity throughout the harvesting period. The plant is strong, balanced, and compact with short internodes, facilitating care and reducing lateral branching. The hybrid forms 1–3 fruits per leaf axil, and the fruits do not deform when overgrown, ensuring an attractive appearance and high market value.

POSADESKY exhibits high plasticity and stress tolerance, allowing successful cultivation in various soil-climate conditions, including open ground, low polytunnels, and unheated greenhouses. The hybrid shows enhanced shade tolerance, enabling growth on shaded areas and during late summer to autumn rotations. The plant has high regenerative capacity and resilience to adverse factors, contributing to stable yields until the end of the season.

POSADESKY fruits possess excellent flavor and pickling qualities, making them ideal for fresh consumption, marination, and pickling. They store and transport well over long distances, making this hybrid attractive for commercial cultivation. Due to its broad spectrum of resistances and high post-harvest durability, POSADESKY ensures a prolonged harvesting period and consistent product quality.
Specifications POSADESKY
Direction
Fresh Market
Growing
Open Ground
Fruit; shape
Cylindrical
Fruit; flower
Dark Green
Fruit; spines
Fine-crested
Cucumber; length
10 - 12 cm
Fruit; mass
100
Country
Netherlands
Registration Year
2023
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Manufacturer
Enza
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