Bell pepper Militza F1

Stable yield without surprises

When working with the Milica F1 hybrid from Enza Limited, a farmer is primarily purchasing predictability. In vegetable production, peppers are a demanding crop, but this Dutch hybrid forgives many technical flaws. Its main advantage in the field is its "armor" against diseases. You can forget about endless treatments against fusarium and verticillium wilt: the genetic resistance here is not a marketing slogan, but a real tool for reducing pesticide costs.

Operating features

• Planting and Training: The plant is strong enough to not require complex support, yet its compact size allows for high-density planting without sacrificing airflow.
• Immunity: Tomato mosaic virus and cladosporium, which usually devastate a significant portion of greenhouse yields, bypass Milica entirely. This is critical if you are planning a long production cycle.
• Yield: The sweet taste and marketability of the fruits are maintained even during temperature fluctuations, which is highly relevant for the spring-summer season.

Maintenance of the crop comes down to a standard fertilization scheme. The hybrid responds excellently to fertigation, does not become overly vegetative, and consistently sets fruit even during stress periods. During harvest, you will appreciate the uniformity of the fruit size—this significantly simplifies sorting and packaging for market. Milica F1 is the choice for those who want to minimize the risk of crop failure and obtain a predictable commercial product.