The mid-late hybrid Selma F1 forms dense, round-shaped heads weighing from 2.5 to 5 kg. The leaves are characterized by a tender and juicy structure, making the produce suitable both for fresh consumption and processing, including fermentation.
The plant possesses tolerance to thrips infestation and major fungal diseases of cabbage. The hybrid is capable of maintaining its marketability for a long time when left in the field after reaching technical maturity.
The name «Selma» appears in official vegetable crop catalogs, however, detailed morphological characteristics are available only for the Selma F1 hybrid from the company Rijk Zwaan. Other mentions of this name in variety lists are primarily related to distributor registration data.
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