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Cucumber CU 4305
F1 Hybrid CU4305
Fruit: deep green color skin, thick flesh, cylindrical shape
Size: 4.5-5cm x 18-20 cm, 230-260 g
Maturity: 35-38 days from sowing
Remarks: Vigorous vines and predominated female flowers, high yield, tolerant to hot and humid conditions, resistant to Downy Mildew, long shelf life.
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Cucumber CU 4329
Weight: 400-500 g
Size : 5.5-6.5 x 22-26 cm
Fruit: White color
Maturity: 38-40 days
Remark: High yield, resistant to downy mildew and powdery mildew, uniform cylindrical shape
Cucumber CU 4306
F1 Hybrid CU4306
Fruit: whitish-green color skin, cylindrical shape
Size: 4.5cm x 17-18 cm, 220-240 g
Maturity: 38-40 days from sowing
Remarks: Vigorous vines and predominated female flowers, very high yield
CUCUMBER FACTS: The food value of the cucumber is low, but its delicate flavour makes it popular for salads and relishes. Fresh cucumbers should be firm, well-shaped, and bright green in colour. They may be kept in refrigerated storage for about two weeks.
Cucumber Bowling 073
This hybrid cucumber has vigorous vines and leaves, with many side branches, medium variety. A creamy white colored fruit is very firm and crisp, 500-600 grams in weight, 5.5-6 cm in diameter, 23-25 cm in length. It can be harvested in 43-45 days from sowing. Good for long distance transportation.
Bitter Gourd BG4710
Size: 7×30 cm
Weight: 600-700 g
Taste: tender, mild bitter
Fruit: Glossy dark green color with small shiny curds
Maturity: 65-70 days after sowing
Remarks: bitter gourd, indian type
Cucumber CU 075
Fruit: dark green color skin, thick flesh, cylindrical shape, excellent crisp taste
Size: 5.5cm x 25-28 cm, 200-300 g
Maturity: 40-42 days from sowing
Remarks: Vigorous vines, high yield, tolerant to virus and Downy Mildew
CUCUMBER FACTS: (Cucumis sativus), creeping plant of the Cucurbitaceae family, probably originating in northern India and widely cultivated for its fruit. It is a tender annual with a rough, succulent, trailing stem and hairy leaves with three to five pointed lobes; the stem bears branched tendrils by which the plant can be trained to supports.
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