Panter

Consistent Yields and Market Quality

When selecting seeds for the fresh market segment, we focus on two core metrics: bulb integrity during handling and post-harvest durability. Hazera's 'Panther' has become a staple for us because it balances these needs perfectly. The round bulb shape, combined with a deep bronze skin, provides both an attractive shelf appearance and a robust layer of protection against transit damage.

Cultivation and Harvesting Insights

With a maturity window of 120–130 days, we find it easy to integrate this hybrid into our rotation schedule. We typically opt for manual harvesting to ensure the neck of the bulb remains intact, which is critical for long-term storage success. The skin is dense and resistant to cracking, keeping sorting losses to a minimum. This Israeli-bred hybrid is remarkably predictable; it responds well to standard agronomic practices and does not require complex or overly specific growing conditions to deliver a high-quality crop.

Why we rely on 'Panther'

• Uniformity: The harvest produces a consistent caliber throughout the field, simplifying grading and pre-sale preparation.
• Storability: The dark bronze color is a clear indicator of the thick, protective outer scales that ensure the bulbs remain in good condition long after they are harvested.
• Market Appeal: In the salad segment, this onion is prized for its crisp texture and mild flavor profile, making it a favorite for retail consumers.

If you are aiming for reliable, professional-grade results without unexpected mid-season complications, this Hazera hybrid is a proven investment that pays off from planting through to final delivery.