Jaguar

Jaguar F1 is an early-maturing universal parthenocarpic hybrid cucumber, suitable for cultivation in plastic and glass greenhouses with or without heating during spring and autumn crops. The plant is of medium size, generative type, with short internodes and small horizontally positioned leaves, ensuring good ventilation and access to sunlight. The hybrid is characterized by high stress resistance and tolerance to powdery mildew, making it a stable and reliable choice for various growing conditions. Jaguar cucumber fruits have a rich green color, large bumps that remain even under unfavorable conditions, and a cylindrical shape of medium length 13-14 cm. They are heavy, uniform, and do not become misshapen, ensuring prolonged marketability. The plant can form 2-3 cucumbers in each axil, with the number of fruits at early development stages being 1-2, increasing as the plant grows. For better root system development, it is recommended to remove fruits from the first 4-5 nodes. The Jaguar hybrid requires intensive feeding with a potassium-to-nitrogen ratio of 1:1, as its high yield demands elevated nutrient requirements. The plant easily withstands heavy load, ensuring high early and overall yields. Due to its qualities and adaptability, the Jaguar cucumber is suitable for very early sowing and allows obtaining a stable, high-quality yield under various greenhouse conditions.