Cucurbita pepo L. Field pumpkin · Vegetables · bred by Claude Robledo
also searched as: амйад ф1
10 August 2026
Early-ripening hybrid, the period from emergence to ripening is 40–55 days. The plant is bush-type, compact, upright, with short internodes. Recommended for open field and film shelters.
Fruits are cylindrical in shape, 16–20 cm long, light green in color with white speckles or spots. The flesh is creamy white, firm, with a high dry matter content. Characterized by continuous fruiting with regular harvesting.
The hybrid possesses resistance to low temperatures, heat, and drought. Intended for fresh consumption, home cooking, and canning.
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№ 09026006
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