PAGANINI FINGERS

Paganini Fingers — an early-maturing parthenocarpic cucumber hybrid, suitable for cultivation in open ground and under plastic coverings. The plant is vigorous, climbing, with an indeterminate growth habit and predominantly female flowering. Up to three fruits form at each node, contributing to high yield. Leaves are large and dark green, while the cucumbers are cylindrical, 12–14 cm long, with large bumps and medium-spaced spines. Fruits feature dense, juicy, crisp flesh with a pleasant aroma and excellent flavor. Each cucumber weighs approximately 100–140 grams. The hybrid boasts high yield — up to 10–12 kg per square meter in open ground and up to 14 kg in plastic greenhouses. Notably resistant to diseases such as cladosporiosis and powdery mildew, and shade-tolerant, making it a reliable choice for diverse climatic conditions. Paganini Fingers are versatile: recommended for fresh consumption, pickling, and salting. Due to their flavor and firm texture, these fruits are ideal for salads and home preservation. Their disease resistance and high productivity make this variety attractive for gardeners and farmers seeking quality, flavorful cucumber harvests.