Samorodok

Technical Profile of «Samorodok» Pepper

The «Samorodok» variety from Sedek is a classic mid-early conical pepper, engineered for stable performance in both protected environments and open fields. Developed by a team of breeders (Dubinin S.V., Dubinina I.N., Kirillov M.I.), the focus of this variety is the optimization of maturation timing alongside market-ready fruit quality.

Biological Parameters and Morphology

With a vegetation period of 100–110 days, this variety falls into the mid-early category. This timeline allows for precise harvest planning in temperate climates, mitigating the risk of late-season frost. The conical geometry of the fruit facilitates efficient logistics and packaging. Weighing 100–120 grams with a wall thickness of 5–6 mm, «Samorodok» offers a practical balance between crispness and pulp density, satisfying requirements for both fresh produce markets and culinary processing.

Performance Advantages

• Cultivation Flexibility: The plant exhibits high adaptability to various light and temperature regimes, providing consistent results in diverse field conditions.
• Technical Maturity: At the harvesting stage (technical maturity), the fruit exhibits a distinct green coloration. The skin structure ensures good durability and shelf life during transit.
• End-Use Application: The specific wall thickness makes this variety an ideal "all-rounder"—suitable for fresh consumption as well as stuffing, canning, or other thermal processing methods.

Sedek’s breeding approach for this hybrid prioritizes reliability. It is a robust agricultural tool for growers who value predictability from germination through to final harvest.