CHIPOLINO

Chipolino is an early-maturing and high-yield type of leek valued for its versatility and beneficial properties. It is distinguished by its delicate taste, juicy texture, and pleasant aroma, making it popular among chefs and gardeners. The leaves of this variety are soft, juicy, and have a mild, pleasant taste, which allows Chipolino to be used primarily in salads and fresh dishes.

Chipolino plants are powerful, reaching a height of 80-90 cm and weighing about 300-350 g. Instead of forming bulbs, they form so-called false stems—a short whitened part weighing 100-120 g. The period from germination to harvesting is 35-40 days, which allows for an early harvest. The variety is resistant to diseases and pests, withstands cold and wintering well, ensuring stable yields up to 6-6.5 kg per square meter.

For successful cultivation of Chipolino, it is important to ensure timely care and suitable conditions. The variety contains a significant amount of dry matter and ascorbic acid, increasing its nutritional value. Due to its cold hardiness and resistance to unfavorable factors, Chipolino is suitable for growing in various regions and is an excellent choice for those who value quality and healthy vegetables.