Cucumis sativus L. Cucumber · Vegetables · bred by Cuckoo Breeding
also searched as: куко
10 August 2026
The hybrid is early-maturing, with a period from emergence to the start of fruiting of 45–50 days. The plant is parthenocarpic, not requiring insect pollination, and is intended for cultivation in glass and plastic greenhouses.
The gherkin is cylindrical in shape and dark green in color, with a slightly tuberculate surface. Fruit length varies from 14 to 25 cm, and weight is 160–300 g. The hybrid's yield can reach 29.3 kg/m².
The plant possesses resistance to olive spot, viral diseases, and root rots. The fruits are for universal use, although they are primarily recommended for fresh consumption.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 290115
№ KMK1440
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