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Viola vittrockiana ecológica
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PENSAMIENTO
Época siembra: Agosto-Noviembre
Recolección: Octubre-Mayo
Altura: 15 cm
Ciclo: Bianual
Exposición: Sol- semisombra
Sabor: Abren el paladar y potencian los sabores.
Uso: Ensaladas, pesacados, carnes y cócteles.
Temporalidad: De Marzo a Septiembre. -
W-3408
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Variety of dark skin. It doesn’t have any type of veining on the ripening. Round fruit and average weight of 4.5-5.2 kg. The rind is very resistant, which makes it good for transport. Flesh of intense red color and upper 14º Brix. Uniform fruit, both in shape and weight.
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W-3452
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Variety of dark skin, big size. Its ease of setting gives great productions. The rind resistance to cracking makes it very good for transport.
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W-3814
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Black triploid. Very good balance between color, taste and texture. Vigorous plant with high and early production. The fruit is round with an average weight of 5 kg. It needs a pollinator to get a good production, such as striped varieties or other varieties easily differentiable.
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W-3824
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New arrival in the seedless watermelon market. This variety has the typical features of the yellow watermelons with its fibrous texture and higher sugar content. Average weight of 5-6 kg and very shiny yellow flesh. It is noted for its uniformity and yield. Striped skin.
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W-4208
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New arrival in the watermelon market. It is recommended for export market. Its weight does not exceed 2.5-3 kg even in cultivation with rootstock. Very productive variety which compensates its small size. It achieves similar productions to the classic varieties. The external color is “Sweet Marvel” type. The rind thickness is medium but it is resistant to cracking. Good resistance to handling and transport. It produces very few seeds and small size. It is noted for its very early cycle for harvesting fruits of “export sizes” 12-15 days before any other current variety. It adapts well to cultivation in the soil or hydroponic, direct sowing or with rootstock.
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W-4630
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MINI WATERMELON variety. It is noted for its rind of dark color. It differs from the S-9604 variety for its larger size of 3.5 kg, and its much darker rind. It has excellent setting. The plant is somewhat more vigorous than W-4208, but its cultivation is recommended under rootstock. The rind is thin but very resistant to cracking. Good resistance to handling and transport. It produces very few seeds of small size. It is noted for its exceptional EARLY cycle.
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W-5066
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TRIPLOID variety of dark stripes and medium green background. It is a rounded watermelon that is noted for its intense red flesh and uniformity of sizes and shapes. Average weight between 7-10 kg.
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W-5234
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CRIMSOM SWEET type variety. Early production, high Brix level, thin skin and intense red flesh. The fruit weighs around 10 kg, rounded shape with 20 cm long and 17-18 cm diameter. Good performance both in open field and greenhouse.
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W-5320
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CRIMSOM SWEET variety similar to W-5234 of slightly larger fruit, rounder with less and smaller seeds, and higher final production.
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W-5360
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TRIPLOID variety of striped rind. It is noted for its excellent germination which provides a solution to one of the great problems for this type of variety. It develops into a vigorous plant of dark color which produces round fruits of medium size. Red and firm flesh of excellent color, very few white seeds and high sugar content which permits an early harvest and high production. The flesh firmness offers a great resistance to over-ripening making it suitable for long transport distances.
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W-5590
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CRIMSON SWEET type variety . Fruit of 11-13 kg with clearly elongated shape and rate L/D 1.54. Skin with wide green stripes, very diffused, leaving little space for the white background. The fruit has very few dark seeds of dark color and medium size. Thick rind of 19 cm. Good Brix and production.