Cucumber Terek

Cucumber hybrid TEREK is an early-maturing parthenocarpic variety that begins fruiting 37-41 days after germination. The plant is strong, female-flowering, and forms 2-3 uniform fruits at each node. The cucumbers have a dark green color, large warty surface, cylindrical shape, and length of 12-14 cm. They are characterized by crisp texture and absence of bitterness, ensuring excellent taste.

Hybrid TEREK is distinguished by high heat tolerance and resistance to root rot and other diseases, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in plastic and glass greenhouses, as well as on soil and substrates. The plant does not overgrow for a long time, enabling high-quality harvests over an extended period. For optimal growth, it is recommended to grow on trellis with pinching of shoots and regular watering with settled water, as well as mineral and organic fertilizers.

Seeds are sown in seedlings in the last decade of April or early May at a germination temperature of 23-25 °C, and after emergence, the temperature is maintained at 18-20 °C. Seedlings are transplanted 25-30 days after sowing with a density of 2-3 plants per square meter into well-heated, organic-rich soil after the threat of spring frosts has passed. The seeds have undergone pre-sowing treatment and do not require soaking before planting.