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DUBROVSKIY
Lettuce
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Plant Type
Sheet
Color
Green
Head / Rosette; weight
Medium
Maturation Period
Medium
About product
The 'Dubrovskiy' salad is a mid-season leaf variety with a vegetation period of 50-60 days, reaching its maximum size by the end of this period. Plants form a beautiful loose rosette with a diameter of 25-30 cm and a height of 25-27 cm. Leaves are elongated, green, without anthocyanin coloring, with a wavy edge resembling oak leaves, which gives the variety a unique appearance. The leaf blade is t…
Plant Type
Sheet
Color
Green
Head / Rosette; weight
Medium
Maturation Period
Medium
Description
The 'Dubrovskiy' salad is a mid-season leaf variety with a vegetation period of 50-60 days, reaching its maximum size by the end of this period. Plants form a beautiful loose rosette with a diameter of 25-30 cm and a height of 25-27 cm. Leaves are elongated, green, without anthocyanin coloring, with a wavy edge resembling oak leaves, which gives the variety a unique appearance. The leaf blade is tender, with an oily texture and a pleasant taste; it does not become bitter when overgrown, making the salad especially attractive to consumers.
This variety is undemanding and highly adaptable, growing well both in open ground and in greenhouses, capable of withstanding high temperatures and thriving in various soil conditions, including rocky soils. Seeds have excellent germination, ensuring a stable and high yield of greens. The average yield is 3.0-3.5 kg per square meter, and plants are able to regrow after partial cutting, allowing for multiple harvests per season.
The 'Dubrovskiy' salad is resistant to bolting and various diseases, which significantly facilitates its cultivation and improves product quality. Thanks to its taste qualities and decorative appearance, this variety is popular among gardeners and farmers seeking an early and stable harvest of fresh greens. Selective harvesting is possible as early as one month after seedlings emerge, allowing the salad to be used fresh for a long time.
This variety is undemanding and highly adaptable, growing well both in open ground and in greenhouses, capable of withstanding high temperatures and thriving in various soil conditions, including rocky soils. Seeds have excellent germination, ensuring a stable and high yield of greens. The average yield is 3.0-3.5 kg per square meter, and plants are able to regrow after partial cutting, allowing for multiple harvests per season.
The 'Dubrovskiy' salad is resistant to bolting and various diseases, which significantly facilitates its cultivation and improves product quality. Thanks to its taste qualities and decorative appearance, this variety is popular among gardeners and farmers seeking an early and stable harvest of fresh greens. Selective harvesting is possible as early as one month after seedlings emerge, allowing the salad to be used fresh for a long time.
Crop & resistance
Disease resistance
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Color
Color
The leaf color may vary in light-, dark-, gray-green shades with yellow, red, brown or purple pigmentation. |
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| Head / Rosette; weight | |
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Maturation Period
Maturation Period
Vegetation period from emergence to technical maturity 30-50 days. |
Medium |
| Catalog | Catalog → Lettuce |
| Manufacturer | Ваше хозяйство |
| Originator | Ваше хозяйство |
| Originator | Кудряшов Андрей Васильевич |
| Originator | OOO 'VAShE HOZYaJSTVO' |
| Country | Russia |
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