DRCE9615 is a generative, early medium, fruit-producing winter hybrid Long English cucumber with high percentage total medium fruits, good total yield potential and excellent fruit quality. DRCE9615 has intermediate resistance to CGMMV* and potentially suitable for fall crop cycles.
Highlights
- Generative hybrid
- Good fruit quality
- Good total yield potential
- Early and good percentage of medium fruits
- Good plant vigor at crop end
- Open plant habit
- Intermediate resistance to CGMMV*
- Good fruit setting and resetting
- Good side shoot vigor through the crop cycle
- Suitable for umbrella and potentially high wire environments
- Uniform Fruit size, Dark Green, Nice Rib and Limited Bottlenecked fruits
DRCE9615 Benefits
Growing Tips
- Environment: Umbrella, Heated Glasshouse
- Season: Winter, potentially Fall crop cycle (trialing)
- Planting Rate: 1.50–1.55 plants/m2
- Recommended Planting Time: Winter–Late December and January; Potentially Fall–September
Advantages
- Early access to market with medium fruits
- Consistent production of medium fruits
- Production of excellent quality fruits
- Strong vigor at crop end enables a longer crop cycle
- Suitable for Umbrella and Potentially High Wire Environments
- Suitable for Winter and Potentially Fall Crops
Benefits
- Early, consistent production and income
- Healthy crop with Intermediate Resistance to CGMMV*
Disease Resistance Package
HR: Cca/Ccu
IR: CGMMV*/CVYV/Px
† Data across 5 trial locations † All data is captured in crop 1 of 2020
89% Medium size fruit found in the first full seven days of harvest. This supports stronger marketable fruits early in the crop cycle.*
** Data across 4 trial locations ** All data is captured in crop 1 of 2021
78% Medium Size Fruit found in first full 14 days of harvest. This will support stronger marketable fruits early in the crop cycle.
KEY TO DISEASE RESISTANCE
Cca = Target spot
Ccu = Scab
CGMMV* = Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus
CVYV = Cucumber vein yellowing virus
Px = Powdery mildew
To find out more about disease resistance and the applicable levels of disease resistance, visit www.worldseed.org, and view the “Definition of the Terms Describing the Reaction of Plants to Pests for the Vegetable Industry” paper in the Vegetable Resources section.
Greenhouse trial results from years 2017 and 2018 across 5 external locations (British Columbia and Ontario, Canada) and 1 internal location (Ontario, Canada) with 50 plants per location.
*Experimental designation. Experimental/precommercial varieties are being shown/described for demonstration purposes only and are not being offered for sale.ffered for sale.
Performance may vary from location to location and from year to year, as local growing, soil and weather conditions may vary. Growers should evaluate data from multiple locations and years whenever possible and should consider the impacts of these conditions on the grower’s greenhouse. The recommendations in this material are based upon field observations and feedback received from a limited number of growers and geographies. These recommendations should be considered as one reference point and should not be substituted for the professional opinion of agronomists, entomologists or other relevant experts evaluating specific conditions.
Bayer, Bayer Cross Design, and De Ruiter® are registered trademarks of Bayer Group. ©2020 Bayer Group. All rights reserved