Skin Color
Yellow
Maturity
Very early
Storage Potential
Long
Вольф F1
The earliest winter onion hybrid
Suitable for producing first bunching marketable products
Estimated sowing dates: mid-August/early September
Recommended spacing: 1–1.25 million per hectare
The best combination of early maturation and resistance to low temperatures in the winter onion segment. Wolf F1 is highly resistant to bolting in spring and can completely survive at low winter temperatures (up to -20°C). The plant quickly forms round, homogeneous, golden bulbs starting from the first half of May. The bulbs are 65–80 mm in diameter and weigh 140–200 g. The bulbs are marketable and storable. The hybrid can be grown in various soil types and climates of our country (the best results have been demonstrated in the south of Ukraine). Resistant to a range of fungal diseases.
The earliest winter onion hybrid
Suitable for producing first bunching marketable products
Estimated sowing dates: mid-August/early September
Recommended spacing: 1–1.25 million per hectare
The best combination of early maturation and resistance to low temperatures in the winter onion segment. Wolf F1 is highly resistant to bolting in spring and can completely survive at low winter temperatures (up to -20°C). The plant quickly forms round, homogeneous, golden bulbs starting from the first half of May. The bulbs are 65–80 mm in diameter and weigh 140–200 g. The bulbs are marketable and storable. The hybrid can be grown in various soil types and climates of our country (the best results have been demonstrated in the south of Ukraine). Resistant to a range of fungal diseases.
