Jade
Cabbage
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A disease-resistant hybrid for the fresh market, offering a rapid 30-40 day growth cycle and long-term storage of up to 6 months.
Description
Reliability in the Fresh Market: The «Jade» Cabbage by Hazera
In the world of leafy vegetables, Israeli breeding company Hazera is renowned for its commitment to high-resistance traits. The «Jade» hybrid stands out as a robust solution for growers who prioritize crop protection and market consistency. It is specifically engineered to mitigate the risks associated with common plant pathogens.
Key Advantages of «Jade»
- Unrivaled Phytosanitary Defense: «Jade» possesses a strong genetic shield against Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV), Fusarium wilt, and various mosaic viruses. Furthermore, its resistance to bacterial soft rot (bacteriosis) ensures a high percentage of marketable yield, even in high-humidity or fluctuating temperature conditions.
- Fast-Track Production: With a transplant-to-harvest cycle of just 30–40 days, this hybrid is a perfect candidate for consecutive cropping. It allows for precise scheduling, ensuring steady supply for fresh market retailers.
- Marketable Presentation and Longevity: The round, yellow-green heads weigh between 1.0 and 1.5 kg, perfectly meeting retail size requirements. Beyond its appearance, «Jade» is highly regarded for its storage capability, maintaining quality for 3 to 6 months under proper conditions.
Who Should Choose «Jade»?
This hybrid is tailored for professional operations focused on the fresh market. If your field history shows pressure from viral outbreaks or Fusarium wilt, «Jade» serves as a reliable safeguard. It balances aggressive growth with impressive shelf life, reducing waste at both the harvest and distribution stages.
While «Jade» is highly productive, growers should focus on proper irrigation and nutrient management to unlock its full potential. The result is a consistent, high-quality product that transports exceptionally well and maintains its freshness on the supermarket shelf, providing a clear competitive advantage.
Crop & resistance
Disease resistance
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Direction
Direction
Existing varieties and types of cabbage are grown for fresh consumption, long-term storage, and technical processing. |
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Maturation (seedlings)
Maturation (seedlings)
By the length of the vegetation period, cabbage varieties are conditionally divided into three maturity groups: early maturing (100 — 120 days), mid-season maturing (120 — 150 days), and late maturing (more than 150 days). When sowing cabbage seeds in March — April, cabbage seedl... |
30-40 days |
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Head / head; color
Head / head; color
The color of the head / head depends on the genetic characteristics of the specific cabbage variety. It can vary from light green to dark purple. |
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Head / Head; shape
Head / Head; shape
The head shape depends on the cabbage variety. Thus, in white-headed, red-headed, and savoy cabbage, it is round or flat-round, in colored cabbage — compact, and in Peking cabbage — barrel-shaped. |
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Cabbage head; mass
Cabbage head; mass
The mass of the cabbage head depends on the variety characteristics and cultivation techniques. It can reach 10 kg and even more. |
1,0-1,5 kg |
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Storage
Storage
Depending on the variety characteristics, the storage period for heads may vary from one month for early varieties to eight months for late cabbage varieties. |
3-6 months |
| Catalog | Catalog → Cabbage |
| Manufacturer | Hazera |
| Originator | Hazera |
| Country | Israel |
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