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Produces high number of very uniform pens. Heads have high specific gravity.

  • Late variety for harvesting/cutting from mid-March through November. Suitable for soil cultivation as early as January.
  • In the field a nice green erect and medium growing crop.
  • Gives, under the right growing conditions, a high number of uniform pens.
  • Low seediness, strong against brown edge resulting in improved shelf life.
  • Generally gives nice, short coarse heads which are good for small packaging.

Recommended sowing rate: Vilseed 300,000-340,000 seeds/ha; Vilrob 280,000-320,000 pills/ha.
Recommended pen crop: 160-180 growing days.

Root harvest: 4th week of October – 4th week of November

Chicory harvest: 3rd week of March – 4th week of November

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For tomatoes:

* The varieties contain the resistant gene/s ” that known for now, however, resistant strains may exhibit some disease symptoms or damage under heavy pest pressure and/or under adverse environmental conditions. Soil temperature above 27°C and other stresses may cause nematode resistance to break.

** Please refer to the ISF definition of this term at http://www.worldseed.org/.  A copy of the definitions for terms describing reactions of plants to pests for   the Vegetable Seed Industry, can be obtained at our offices upon demand.

For all other crops:

* Resistant varieties may exhibit some disease symptoms or damage under heavy pest pressure and/or under adverse environmental conditions and/or in the face of new biotypes, pathotypes, races or strains of the pest that may emerge.

**please refer to the ISF definitions at http://www.worldseed.org. A copy of the definitions for terms describing reactions of plants to pests for the Vegetable Seed Industry, can be obtained at our offices upon demand.