AMUR 1801

The Amur 1801 cucumber variety is an early parthenocarpic hybrid of the cornichon type, developed by Dutch breeders. This variety is characterized by its ability to form fruit without pollination, ensuring a stable and high-quality yield. The fruits are cylindrical, dark green, with thin skin and no bitterness. The average length of the cucumbers is 8-10 cm, and the weight is 70-80 g. Due to the absence or underdevelopment of seeds, the fruits have excellent flavor qualities and are suitable for fresh consumption, as well as for canning and pickling. Amur 1801 is distinguished by high productivity and resilience, capable of adapting to various growing conditions, including open fields and greenhouses. The variety is resistant to major cucumber diseases, tolerates weather changes well, and withstands long-distance transportation, making it popular among gardeners and farmers. In addition, the cucumbers of this variety have excellent regenerative capacity and a prolonged fruiting period, allowing for a stable yield throughout the season. The fruits of the Amur 1801 variety have an attractive market appearance and optimal transportability, making them convenient for fresh sale and processing. Due to its characteristics, this hybrid cucumber is widely used both in home gardening and commercial cultivation, ensuring high product quality and meeting various application needs.