Self-pollinated varieties are good because the quality of the crop is not conditioned by the weather, most of them are representatives of early varieties. A wonderful solution for those wishing to harvest cucumbers in the spring, if you prefer the winter varieties for the greenhouse.
What sorts of cucumbers are better to plant in a greenhouse?
As a rule, growing in greenhouse conditions is associated with a fairly large expenditure. Therefore, if you choose self-pollinated cucumbers, then among the early and harvest varieties for the greenhouse, so that all your efforts paid off. Below is a small list of varieties that have proved themselves and get the love of gardeners:
- In search of harvest varieties of cucumbers for greenhouses, pay attention to the variety "Claudia" with its timely and general ripeness of fruits, complete absence of bitterness. The variety well resists diseases, foliage is small, and this is the reason for the payback due to the number of fruits harvested. To the proven yielded varieties of cucumbers for greenhouses can safely be attributed and "Friendly family" . This variety is distinguished by a beam fruiting, on one ovary it is formed up to four fruits. Both varieties can give up to 27 kg from one square.
- There is a good selection of parthenocarpic varieties of cucumbers for the greenhouse. These plants do not require pollination at all, usually with female flowering. These are hybrids of the F1 group. For regions with a small number of sunny days Glafira is suitable, it perfectly resists many diseases and pests. Good yield in "Izumrud" , but it does not tolerate thickening of plantings. Among the parthenocarpic varieties of cucumbers for the greenhouse of interest is the "Mazai" variety with early maturation and high yield.
- Among the earliest sorts of cucumbers for greenhouses is to try "Spring" and "Zozulyu . " Equally welcome in a fresh salad and a jar in the winter. These self-pollinated varieties of cucumbers for the greenhouse do not give bitterness.