ADMIRAL KOLCHAK

Stability and Performance of Large-Fruited Peppers

When planning a season, it is essential to have confidence in your planting material. "Admiral Kolchak" from Sedek is a choice where the outcome is predictable and the effort is justified by the yield. Working with this variety, you notice that it remains resilient despite temperature fluctuations, which is critical for both open-field and greenhouse cultivation.

Field Notes: From Germination to Harvest

The 75–80 day maturation period allows for precise harvest scheduling. A key advantage in field conditions is that the bush does not require delicate agricultural techniques but responds well to consistent irrigation. With proper fertilization, the plant develops a sturdy frame capable of supporting a significant load.

• Weight and Size: The fruits consistently reach 200–250 grams. This is the exact "marketable" caliber preferred for both farmers' markets and retail chains.
• Wall Thickness: A thickness of 8–9 mm is a serious benchmark. The pepper is firm, not watery, with excellent storage qualities.
• Color Dynamics: At the technical maturity stage, the vegetable has a rich green hue, shifting to a pleasant light yellow upon reaching full biological maturity.

This variety is ideal for those who value consistency. It is not prone to fruit cracking, which reduces waste during transportation. If you are looking for a crop that combines a cuboid shape, juiciness, and impressive wall thickness without unnecessary complications, this selection from Sedek deserves a spot in your plot.