Tarzan

Cucumber "Tarzan" is a bee-pollinated mid-season hybrid with a maturation period of 50-60 days. The fruits of this variety reach a length of 18-20 cm and a weight of 190-220 g. They have a dark green color with light stripes covering one-third to half of their length, and a large-bumpy surface. The flesh is juicy and crisp, making them especially appealing for fresh consumption.

The plant exhibits specific structural features: 2 to 5 female nodes form on the main stem, each consistently bearing two ovaries. Side branches predominantly bear male nodes with a large number of flowers — from 14 to 16. This structure contributes to a high density of male flowers, ensuring effective pollination and stable fruiting. The hybrid is shade-tolerant, allowing cultivation under limited light conditions.

Additionally, the "Tarzan" variety exhibits tolerance to root rot, enhancing its disease resistance and contributing to stable yields. These qualities make cucumber "Tarzan" a reliable choice for cultivation both in open ground and in protected environments.