Sirius

Cucumber Sirius — a medium-early parthenocarpic hybrid with female flowering, intended for cultivation both in plastic greenhouses and in open ground. The plant is indeterminate and climbing, forming 2 to 4 female flowers at each node. The fruits are cylindrical, 18–20 cm long, and weigh from 110 to 180 grams. The fruits are smooth, green, without hollows or necks, ensuring their high quality and attractive appearance.

The hybrid is characterized by high yield — up to 21.1 kg per square meter — as well as resistance to powdery mildew and low temperature conditions. These features make this variety especially valuable for winter-spring cultivation and various climatic conditions. Due to the ability to store fruits for up to 10 days, the cucumbers retain freshness and market appearance for a long time.

The seeds of cucumber Sirius are of high quality, ensuring stable growth and high-quality harvests under any conditions. The hybrid is suitable for use both in open fields and in enclosed spaces, making it a universal choice for farmers and gardeners aiming to obtain high and stable cucumber yields with excellent market characteristics.