Resistor F1

Cabbage Resistor F1 is a medium-maturing, high-yielding hybrid well-adapted to various soil types and climatic conditions. This variety is suitable for cultivation both in open ground and under film or agrofiber cover. Seedlings can be grown manually or sown directly into the soil. A strong root system ensures plant resilience to drought, while the use of mineral fertilizers promotes the formation of large, compact heads.

The maturation period for cabbage Resistor F1 is 50-55 days from transplanting seedlings. Heads have a round shape with a dense internal structure and an average weight of 1.3 to 2 kg. The hybrid exhibits resistance to fusarium wilt, bacterial disease, and thrips, as well as resistance to cracking. Seedlings are recommended to be transplanted into open ground at the end of April or May, following a planting scheme of 60x40 cm for early varieties and 60x60 cm for mid-late varieties. Crop care includes regular loosening, weeding, abundant watering, and fertilization, ensuring a stable and high yield.

Resistor F1 has good transportability and long-term storage capability without loss of market appearance. Heads have uniform size and dense structure, making them attractive for fresh markets and processing. This cabbage hybrid is characterized by high productivity, disease resistance, resilience to adverse conditions, and excellent taste qualities. The seeding rate is 40-55 thousand plants per hectare, enabling effective planting planning and consistent yields.