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Furor

Type
Onion
Maturation Period
170 -180 days
Cormus; shape
Flat-round
Onion bulb; color
White, Red
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Price range
19 - 126.1 UAH
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Producer
Gavrish
Onion bulb; skin color
Vivid Red
Onion bulb; weight
80 - 90 grams, 120 - 130 grams
Yield
More than 100 tons/ha
Description Furor
FURO is a late-maturing variety of onion intended for cultivation as a one-year crop from seeds in garden and vegetable plots. The bulbs have an inverse egg-shaped or flat-round shape, weighing from 70 to 130 g, sometimes reaching up to 300 g. The dry skins are colored dark red, while the juicy skins are light violet or white with a reddish tint. The onion taste is semi-spicy, making it versatile for fresh consumption and home cooking.

To obtain larger and higher-quality bulbs, cultivation through seedlings is recommended: sowing seeds is done in March, and transplanting seedlings into open ground at the beginning of May. Direct sowing of seeds into open ground is also possible at the end of April to the beginning of May at a depth of 1-1.5 cm. The commercial yield of the variety ranges from 1.5 to 2.0 kg per square meter, reaching up to 5.9 kg under optimal conditions.

The FURO variety is characterized by high bulb density and good commercial qualities. It is suitable for short-term storage, allowing it to be used fresh in various dishes. Due to its characteristics and cultivation methods, this variety is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking to obtain high-quality and tasty onions.
Specifications Furor
Type
Onion
Maturation Period
170 -180 days
Cormus; shape
Flat-round
Onion bulb; color
White
Red
Onion bulb; skin color
Vivid Red
Onion bulb; weight
80 - 90 grams
120 - 130 grams
Yield
More than 100 tons/ha
Storage
1 - 2 months
Country
Russia
Registration Year
2021
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Manufacturer
Gavrish
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