Gnom
Cucumber
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A parthenocarpic hybrid designed for quick harvests in both greenhouses and open fields.
Description
The «Gnom» Cucumber: A Reliable Choice for Early Harvest
Choosing the right hybrid is the cornerstone of profitable cucumber production. The «Gnom» variety by Ooo Agrofirma Allen is a parthenocarpic hybrid tailored for growers who prioritize consistency, whether in greenhouses or open fields. Since it does not require bee pollination, this hybrid is the perfect solution for glass greenhouses and temporary tunnels where natural pollination is hindered.
Agronomic Advantages and Field Use
The genetic selection provided by Ooo Agrofirma Allen, in collaboration with Selekcijos ir sėklininkystės firma «Manul», offers growers a predictable production cycle:
- Early Maturity: Harvesting begins within 45–50 days after germination, allowing for rapid crop turnover.
- High Marketability: The fruits are dark green with small tubercles. With lengths ranging from 7 to 20 cm, these cucumbers are versatile enough to meet various retail requirements.
From a practical management perspective, «Gnom» excels in fertigation-heavy environments within protected soil. Its strong root system ensures efficient nutrient uptake, while its parthenocarpic nature prevents hollow fruits during temperature spikes—a common challenge in early-season cultivation. The result is a high percentage of marketable produce with minimal wastage.
Why Commercial Growers Choose «Gnom»
In open-field conditions, this hybrid demonstrates significant resilience to climate stress. The dark green skin retains its freshness for a long time post-harvest, which is a major advantage for transport and distribution logistics. By using certified seeds from the original breeder, farmers ensure uniform germination and high seedling vigor, ultimately reducing costs associated with re-sowing and field maintenance. «Gnom» is a pragmatic choice for producers looking for a balance between speed, quality, and adaptability.
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Pollination Type
Pollination Type
Based on pollination type, all existing cucumber varieties are divided into two groups: insect-pollinated and parthenocarpic (parthenocarpics). Insect-pollinated — cucumber varieties that are pollinated by insects. The plant has both male and female flowers (sterile flowers). Par... |
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Beginning of fruiting
Beginning of fruiting
The early maturity of watermelon varieties mainly depends on the duration of growth and fruit ripening phases, rather than the timing of female flower blooming. Many varieties, ripening at different times, begin to bloom almost simultaneously. Approximately 30 days after fruit se... |
45 - 50 days |
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Growing
Growing
Eggplant is grown in open fields and under protective cover on small areas. |
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Fruit; spines
Fruit; spines
Important variety characteristic of cucumber. Can be finely ribbed or coarsely ribbed with white and black spines. |
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Fruit; length
Fruit; length
Length from 6 to 70 cm. |
7 - 9 cm, 9 - 10 cm, 10 - 12 cm, 13 - 15 cm, 15 - 20 cm |
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Fruit; flower
Fruit; flower
At technical maturity, fruit color varies from white, light purple to dark purple. |
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| Catalog | Catalog → Cucumber |
| Manufacturer | OOO 'AGROFIRMA ALLEN' |
| Originator | OOO 'AGROFIRMA ALLEN' |
| Originator | Агрофирма Аллен |
| Originator | Шелободкин Алексей Владимирович |
| Originator | Selekcijos ir sėklininkystės firma ,,Manul" |
| Originator | UAB, Naturlita" |
| Originator | MB 'Rijoma' |
| Country | Russia |
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