Cucumis sativus L. Cucumber · Vegetables · bred by Hary Bessels
also searched as: меренгуе ф1 ркс 03301930
10 August 2026
The hybrid belongs to the ultra-early group, with a ripening period of 35–40 days after emergence. The plant is of the parthenocarpic type with weak branching; 2 to 4 ovaries are formed in each node.
The gherkin-type fruits have a cylindrical shape and dark green color with short light stripes. The average weight is 63 g with a length of 8–10 cm, the surface is coarsely tuberculate, and the pubescence is of medium density with white spines.
The variety possesses genetic resistance to cucumber mosaic virus, Cladosporium cucumerinum, and powdery mildew. The produce is suitable for fresh consumption and canning.
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№ 05035032
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