Onion MANIFIK

The onion variety Manifik is a late-maturing variety recommended for cultivation in the North Caucasus region. The bulbs have a round shape and weigh between 90 and 120 grams, featuring dark yellow dry skins and white juicy layers. The number of dry skins ranges from three to four, with a semi-sharp taste of the juicy skins. The bulb neck is of medium thickness, with two to three buds. This variety is distinguished by high marketable yield, averaging from 280 to 380 centners per hectare, with the maximum yield recorded in the Stavropol region reaching 444 centners per hectare. The maturity of the bulbs before harvest is about 80-82%, reaching 96-97% after ripening.

Manifik is grown as an annual crop from seeds and is characterized by good maturity, ensuring high product quality. The variety is suitable for growing for bulb onions and demonstrates stable yield figures comparable to the reference variety Halcyon. Thanks to its characteristics, it is well adapted to regional conditions and ensures a reliable harvest.

Thus, Manifik onion is an excellent choice for agricultural producers focused on obtaining high-quality and high-yield products. Its late maturity, high yield, and good taste qualities make this variety in demand for cultivation in the North Caucasus region.