Hybrid Onion
- Very early maturing green onion sown in autumn
- High vigour through winter with a strong root system
- Thin necks and light skins
- Suitable as a first early onion on the market.
Strong blue leaf type with high quality fruit and good yield potential. Fruit length 32-35cm. Good vigour. Best suited to harvest from autumn through to spring. Very uniform. Compact plant small size. Good taste with soft texture.
Good heat tolerance.Late bolting.
Soft texture with very good taste.
Good vigour combined with a generative steer that makes your crop easy to balance, more productive and cheaper to manage. Used in Australia, northern Europe and New Zealand for specialty tomatoes and aubergines with success.
Hybrid Charleston type with green skin and pinkisk red flesh. Good weight and size potential 9-11 kg. Crisp sweet flesh.
Highly suited to tropical growing conditions
Citrullus lanatus.
Good adapatability to tropical conditions. Early maturing with vigorous growth and large leaves. Large fruit approx.220g, green shoulder, tough skin with good shelf life.
Attractive white flesh with high production potential
Easy growing and fast maturity
Tropical Chinese hybrid radish.
Recommended sowing times
Pukekohe/Waikato:
Mid August – early September, Harvesting: mid February
Hawkes Bay/Manawatu:
Mid August – mid September, Harvesting: mid-late February.
Trialed as TCB18002.
High resistance to black-rot under New Zealand conditions. Much slower to show signs of infection compared to standard varieties.
Grower trialed as TCV18003.
Versatile variety with good vigour. Harvest window can extend into winter in milder regions. Not suitable for spring harvest.