Cucumber SIVKA-BURKA

SIVKA-BURKA is an early parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid suitable for cultivation both in open ground and in protected environments, including greenhouses and plastic covers. The plant is vigorous and medium-vined, beginning to bear fruit 43-47 days after germination. The hybrid is characterized by high yield and the ability to plant 2-3 plants per square meter in greenhouses, ensuring efficient space utilization.

SIVKA-BURKA fruits have an oval-cylindrical shape, length from 6 to 11 cm, and weight of 80-100 grams. The fruits are large or small warty with white hairs, black-tipped, without cavities, and genetically free from bitterness, guaranteeing excellent taste qualities. The hybrid tends to form clusters of fruiting nodes, which contributes to increased yield and ease of harvesting.

SIVKA-BURKA exhibits high resistance to powdery mildew and root rot, making it a reliable choice for various cultivation conditions. Due to its characteristics, the cucumber is suitable for fresh consumption and preservation. Additionally, the hybrid can be successfully grown on balconies and loggias, expanding its usability in urban settings.