Onion ZUBAREVSKY

The Zubarevsky onion variety is an early-maturing type of shalot intended for cultivation in personal subsidiary holdings. This variety is characterized by a period from germination to the mass falling of leaves within 79-83 days, allowing for a quick harvest. The bulbs have an elliptical shape, a dense structure, and an average weight of about 211 grams. The dry skins are light yellow with a brown tint, while the juicy parts are white with a greenish tint. The taste of the onion is semi-sharp, making it versatile for various culinary applications.

Zubarevsky boasts high yield, reaching 2.7-3.5 kg per square meter, and the maturity of bulbs before harvest is 96%, reaching 100% after ripening. 4 to 6 bulbs form in a nest, each having 3-4 dry skins. The plant's leaves reach a length of up to 30 cm and are covered with a medium waxy coating, which aids in protection against unfavorable conditions. The dry matter content in the bulbs is 14.6%, while the total sugar level is 11.7%, affecting taste quality and storage.

The variety is recommended for cultivation as a bulb in a two-year culture from sets, allowing for effective use in various climatic conditions. The thin neck of the bulb facilitates harvesting and preparation for storage. Thanks to its characteristics and adaptability, Zubarevsky is a reliable choice for gardeners seeking to obtain a high-quality and tasty shalot harvest.