FOUNDED GOOD

The strawberry variety "Founded Good" is distinguished by its early ripening period and high yield. The berries of this variety are quite large, with a mass of the first harvest up to 30 grams and an average mass of about 10 grams. They have a bright red skin and tender pulp of medium density with a very good dessert taste, which makes them attractive to consumers. The shape of the berries is obtuse-conical with a weakly expressed neck, and numerous seeds.

The bushes of the variety are of medium size, semi-spreading with horizontal leaf placement. The leaves are bright green, glossy, with an oval median lobe and pubescence underneath. The plant forms numerous runners and a moderate number of rosettes. The flowers are large with numerous stamens, the peduncles are thick and located below the level of the leaves, and the inflorescences are multi-flowered.

The variety "Founded Good" is distinguished by increased resistance to diseases, in particular, it is not affected by gray mold and has minimal infection with blotch. Thanks to these qualities and high taste potential, the variety is popular among gardeners and is suitable for cultivation under conditions of a short day length with one wave of fruiting.