BORER

Hybrid cucumber "Borer" is a medium-maturing parthenocarpic variety with a period from germination to fruiting of 46-53 days. The plant is strong-growing, indeterminate, female-flowering, with predominantly one female flower per node and a medium-branched structure. Leaves are long and green, promoting good photosynthesis and fruit development. The hybrid is intended for cultivation in open ground and is characterized by high resistance to common cucumber diseases, making it a reliable choice for gardeners and farmers. Cucumber "Borer" fruits have a cylindrical shape, 6-9 cm long, weighing 50-100 g, with green or dark-green coloration, adorned with short and medium-length longitudinal stripes, mottling, and ribbing. The fruits are dense, crisp, with white spines and medium ribbing. Due to its genetic trait, the fruits are completely free of bitterness, significantly improving their flavor both fresh and for preservation. This hybrid is versatile and ideal for salads and pickling. The yield of variety "Borer" reaches 10-12 kg per square meter, making it a super-high-yielding hybrid of modern generation. High flavor quality and disease resistance allow for a stable and high-quality harvest. Due to its characteristics, cucumber "Borer" is an excellent choice for those who value productivity, reliability, and outstanding vegetable flavor.