Cucumber Artist F1 is an early self-pollinated high-yielding gherkin-type hybrid developed by the Dutch seed company Bejo Zaden. It is recommended for cultivation in both open ground and film greenhouses. The plant is robust with a well-developed root system, producing 6-8 fruits in each node. The fruits themselves are uniform, flat, with large tubercles and a dark green color. They do not turn yellow when ripening and have a small seed chamber, making them non-bitter.

This hybrid exhibits good tolerance to conditions of low lighting, making it well-suited for cultivation during the winter-spring period. It is resistant to olive spot and powdery mildew, making it suitable for salting, pickling, canning, and fresh consumption.

Key features of the Artist F1 cucumber variety include:

Ripening period of 40-43 days.

Suitable for cultivation in both open and closed soils.

Fruits are resistant to overgrowth and yellowing.

Genetically absent bitterness.

High resistance to stress and low sunlight conditions.

Resistance to powdery mildew and olive spot.

Versatile culinary uses including salads, pickling, canning, and fresh consumption.

Suitable for cultivation in the winter-spring period.