Rootstock cucurbits

Ferenc KISS

Regional sales representative /
Cucurbitaceae Product Manager

Phone: +36-30/417-3827
E-mail: fkiss@zki.hu

The grafting technology provides safe cultivation on soils infested with various root parasite pathogens. Its role is  decisive in the economic integration of areas affected by soil sickness, and it has a significant role in mitigating extreme weather conditions also.We distinguish the interspecific (more common) and Lagenaria type rootstocks for Cucurbits. Both types – which, in addition to the above mentioned advantageous features, also increase production predictability – can be found in the offer of ZKI Zrt.

TITAN F1

Strength and reliability in the early segment!!

Cucurbita type rootstock hybrid for grafting watermelon and melon,

Resistant to Fusarium, Verticillium and Nematodes,

It has a very strong root system and excellent cold tolerance,

Very fast and uniform germination,

It is an early rootstock,

The grafting “window” of this variety is longer than the average of this segment,

It is recommended for melons as well (it has good influence on taste and brix),

Very reliable, high yield even within weak soil condition

ZKI 18010 F1

Strong vigour, faultless quality!

Lagenaria type rootstock hybrid for  watermelon grafting

Thanks to its very strong vigour this Lagenaria rootstock provides unique crop safety even in very different weather conditions

Its very strong vigour is transition from Lagenaria to Cucurbita rootstock character

Resistant to Fusarium and Verticillium

Very aggressive root system and high yield

Excellent cold tolerance and reliable productivity

Very fast germination, it has long and well predictable grafting “window”

Its influence on fruit quality and brix is excellent

Very early harvesting time

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