Pepper Flagman

Stable yields with no surprises

The Flagman pepper is the choice for those who value predictability and reliability. Developed by breeders Vasily Blokin-Mechtalin and Konstantin Kulikov, this hybrid demonstrates excellent resistance to viral diseases, including tobacco mosaic virus. For an operator, this means lower costs for fungicide treatments and a predictable plant protection strategy.

Cultivation and handling

The crop shows high adaptability to growing conditions. Flagman performs equally well in both open fields and greenhouses. The early ripening period (55–65 days after transplanting) allows for efficient harvest scheduling. The plant is low-maintenance, requiring standard agricultural practices while responding well to intensive feeding, which directly correlates with fruit weight.

Marketable characteristics

• Fruit weight: 200–250 grams — an excellent standard for retail and packaging.
• Geometry: Trapezoidal shape (18x9 cm) allows for efficient logistics and dense packing.
• Wall thickness: 8–9 mm ensures high transportability and shelf life, preventing damage during distribution.
• Color cycle: Bright green at technical maturity, turning into a rich orange upon full biological ripening.

The thick wall ensures not only an attractive appearance but also superior storability, minimizing losses during sales. It is the perfect option for those seeking a balance between early market entry and high-quality produce.