Vektor

The Vector watermelon variety is an ultra-early and high-yielding variety with bright red flesh, possessing a unique super-sweet taste with a musky note. The fruits have a portioned shape, making them convenient to consume, and their weight varies from 3.5 to 4.5 kg. The fruit shape can be spherical or broadly elliptical, with a thin green striped rind and small brown seeds. The maturation period ranges from 47 to 60 days after germination, allowing for an early harvest.

The Vector variety is distinguished by its high resistance to common diseases, such as powdery mildew and low-virulence strains of anthracnose, which significantly eases plant care and enhances harvest reliability. The watermelon flesh is tender and juicy, possessing excellent consumer qualities, making this variety popular among gardeners and consumers. Average yield reaches 136-156 centners per hectare, indicating the high productivity of the variety.

The variety's origin is linked to Russian breeding, developed by Artem Sokolov and Sergey Dmitrievich Sokolov. Thanks to its taste qualities, early maturity, and disease resistance, the Vector watermelon is an excellent choice for growing in various climatic conditions. Its portioned fruits are convenient for storage and transportation, making this variety in demand both for personal consumption and commercial cultivation.