Crop Type
Середньоденний
Skin Color
Yellow
Storage Potential
Long
Пантер F1
A mid-early winter onion hybrid
High quality yield
Estimated sowing dates: mid-August/early September
Recommended spacing: 1–1.25 million per hectare
A leader in the winter onion segment in terms of resistance to low temperatures in the winter season. Maturation: 10 days after Wolf F1. This vigorous plant has a well-developed upright leaf apparatus and an intense waxy coating. The plant actively forms round, homogeneous, bronze-brown bulbs starting from the second half of May. The bulbs are 70–80 mm in diameter, weigh 160–200 g and have a thin neck. 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 and bolting in spring.
A mid-early winter onion hybrid
High quality yield
Estimated sowing dates: mid-August/early September
Recommended spacing: 1–1.25 million per hectare
A leader in the winter onion segment in terms of resistance to low temperatures in the winter season. Maturation: 10 days after Wolf F1. This vigorous plant has a well-developed upright leaf apparatus and an intense waxy coating. The plant actively forms round, homogeneous, bronze-brown bulbs starting from the second half of May. The bulbs are 70–80 mm in diameter, weigh 160–200 g and have a thin neck. 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 and bolting in spring.
