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Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1

Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1

Flattened and round, reddish-orange with fine flesh. Uniform fruits weighing approximately 1–1.5 kg. When grown well, the plants produce an average of 4–5 fruits.

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seed
Graduated prices
From 50 seeds for 0,180 per seed
From 100 seeds for 0,155 per seed
From 250 seeds for 0,132 per seed
From 500 seeds for 0,110 per seed
From 1000 seeds for 0,099 per seed
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Total incl. VAT: 10,89Total (excl. VAT): 9,00

Description

Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1 – High-yielding and tasty winter squash

The Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1 is a hybrid winter squash known for its high yield, uniform fruits, and creamy, slightly sweet flesh. This variety is ideal for home gardeners, amateur chefs, and small commercial growers who want a reliable harvest of flavorful, firm squash. Madiba F1 combines robust growth, consistent yields, and versatile culinary uses, making it a favorite for both home gardens and kitchens.

Thanks to its hybrid characteristics, Madiba F1 offers a consistent harvest of uniform, tasty fruits.

Characteristics of the fruits

The fruits of Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1 are medium to large, often round or slightly flattened, and weigh an average of 3 to 6 kilograms. The skin is deep orange, smooth, and firm, optimally protecting the flesh from damage and spoilage. The uniform size and color also make this pumpkin visually attractive for decoration and sale.

The flesh is deep orange, creamy, and slightly sweet, with a fine texture perfect for a variety of dishes. Its firm texture keeps the flesh intact during cooking, roasting, or pureeing, making it ideal for both savory and sweet dishes.

Growth and cultivation

The Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1 grows vigorously with long tendrils and broad leaves that protect the fruits from sun and wind. As a hybrid variety, Madiba F1 has excellent resistance to common diseases and a uniform growth pattern, making it suitable for both novice and experienced gardeners.

Cultivation advice:

  • Sowing: Sow indoors from April; plant out after the last frost.

  • Outdoor sowing: Possible from the end of May at a soil temperature ≥15°C.

  • Position: Full sun, warm and sheltered from strong winds.

  • Planting distance: 1.5 to 2 meters per plant to allow sufficient space for tendrils and fruit development.

  • Soil: Nutritious, humus-rich and well-drained; compost promotes fruit set and flavour development.

  • Water: Water regularly, especially during fruiting and dry periods.

The fruits ripen late in the season and are ready for harvest when the skins harden completely and the stems begin to cork. When stored properly, the fruits can be kept for several months.

Culinary applications

The flesh of the Madiba F1 is versatile and flavorful. Its creamy texture and mild, slightly sweet flavor make it ideal for a variety of dishes. Its firm texture keeps the flesh intact when cooked, roasted, or pureed.

Popular applications:

  • Creamy pumpkin soup

  • Roasted pumpkin cubes from the oven

  • Stews and curries

  • Pumpkin puree, gnocchi or ravioli filling

  • Sweet preparations such as pumpkin pie, muffins or bread

  • Stuffed pumpkin with grains, vegetables or meat

Thanks to its reliable yield and uniform fruits, Madiba F1 is an excellent choice for growers who want a consistent harvest.

Why choose Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1?

The Madiba F1 combines high yield, robust growth, and excellent culinary quality in one versatile variety. It's an excellent choice for gardeners and amateur chefs who want a reliable harvest of flavorful, uniform pumpkins.

Key benefits:

  • Medium to large deep orange fruits

  • Creamy and slightly sweet flesh

  • Hybrid variety with uniform yield

  • Robust and reliable growing variety

  • Versatile in the kitchen – suitable for savoury and sweet dishes

  • Good storage quality for several months of storage

With its combination of flavour, yield and robustness, the Cucurbita maxima Madiba F1 is a valuable addition to any vegetable garden and kitchen.

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Height

Creeping plant that spreads outwards rather than growing upwards.

Article number

M50211

Number of seeds per gram

About 6

Tips for sowing

Dark germinator. Optimal germination temperature: 20-30°C, preferably around 25°C.

Delivered as

Normal seed.

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