Cucumber Quazar

QUAZAR — this is a high-yielding parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid with early maturity, reaching maturity 38-45 days after sowing. Medium-height plants with moderate branching, which ensures ease of cultivation and care. Fruits have a gherkin type, oval-cylindrical shape, 9-11 cm long, intensely green color with large bumps. They are characterized by evenness, absence of bitterness and hollows, making them especially attractive to consumers and valuable for sale.

The QUAZAR hybrid exhibits high resistance to common cucumber diseases such as powdery mildew, cucumber mosaic virus, and olive spot, significantly reducing the risk of crop losses and minimizing the need for chemical protection. The flesh of the fruits is light green, firm, and juicy, ensuring excellent taste qualities and making cucumbers suitable for both fresh consumption and preservation.

Seeds are supplied in packages of 10, intended for cultivation in greenhouse conditions with sowing in April, May, and June. The hybrid is self-pollinating, simplifying cultivation. Plants are resistant to wilting, which helps maintain fruit quality and facilitates harvest. QUAZAR is an excellent choice for gardeners and farmers aiming to obtain an early, high-quality, and stable cucumber harvest.