Rhino F1
Rhino F1 is a medium-early onion hybrid developed by Hazera, known for its strong vigor and robust root system. It produces perfectly spherical, firm, and uniform bulbs with a straw-yellow, strong skin. This variety is suitable for organic cultivation and can be stored until February.
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50.000 seeds |
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Rhino F1 is a medium-early maturing onion hybrid from Hazera, characterized by its robust plant vigor and strong root system. This variety is ideally sown after April 10th, ensuring optimal growth conditions. The plants exhibit upright foliage, contributing to their overall health and resilience.
The bulbs of Rhino F1 are notably uniform, perfectly spherical, and firm, featuring a fine neck and a straw-yellow, strong skin. These attributes not only enhance the visual appeal but also contribute to the bulbs’ durability during handling and storage. Under favorable growing conditions, Rhino F1 has the potential to deliver high yields, making it a valuable choice for commercial growers.
In terms of storage, Rhino F1 onions can be kept until February, providing an extended marketing period post-harvest. This variety is also recommended for organic cultivation, aligning with sustainable agricultural practices. Additionally, Rhino F1 is resistant to Pink Root (Pyrenochaeta terrestris), a soil-borne disease that can significantly impact onion crops. This resistance enhances the reliability and reduces the risk associated with cultivation.
Hazera Seeds is a global leader in high-quality vegetable seed development, offering a wide range of varieties tailored to diverse climates and farming needs. As part of the Limagrain Group, Hazera combines decades of expertise with advanced breeding technologies to deliver resilient, high-yielding crops like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. Committed to sustainability, the company focuses on enhancing productivity while minimizing environmental impact. With a strong global presence and close collaboration with farmers, Hazera empowers growers to achieve profitability and contribute to global food security.