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Zucchini Midas F1
1,900 KWD
Zucchini Midas F1 is an early and high-yielding hybrid producing bright yellow, round (apple-sized) fruits with a pleasant, mild flavor, perfect for stuffing.
Its compact, open bush habit makes harvesting easy. Expect a prolific yield from June to October. Matures in 50-60 days from transplant.
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Grow Bright Yellow, Round Zucchini Midas F1
Discover the early and high-yielding Zucchini Midas F1, a fantastic hybrid known for its cheerful bright yellow, round fruits, often described as apple-sized (10-15 cm diameter). This variety offers a pleasant, mild, and sometimes aromatic, Mediterranean flavor, making it a delightful addition to your summer dishes.
Its unique round shape makes Midas F1 an excellent choice for stuffing, adding a gourmet touch to your cooking.
These vigorous plants have a compact and bushy yet open growth habit, simplifying harvesting and allowing for closer planting. Midas F1 is a prolific producer throughout the season, typically from June to October. For an early start, sow indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost, or direct sow when the soil is warm.
Plant in full sun in humus-rich, well-drained soil, providing regular water and fertilizer.
Space plants approximately 80×80 cm. Harvest regularly when fruits reach 4-6 inches in diameter to encourage continuous production. This F1 hybrid is a non-GMO variety developed through traditional breeding.
- Early and High-Yielding F1 Hybrid
- Bright Yellow, Round (Apple-Sized) Fruits
- Pleasant, Mild, Aromatic Flavor
- Ideal for Stuffing
- Compact, Bushy, Open Growth Habit
- Prolific Producer (June to October)
- Matures in 50-60 Days from Transplant
- Requires Full Sun
- Non-GMO (Traditional Breeding)
Order your Zucchini Midas F1 seeds today and enjoy a summer bounty of beautiful and flavorful yellow round zucchinis!
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