The earliest varieties of cucumbers were very bitter compared to modern varieties.
The fruits contained a compound called cucurbitacin, which is responsible for the bitterness. The substance protected the fruits from insects.
Over the millennia, cucurbitacin remains in some varieties, but breeders have worked hard to give cucumber lovers a crunchy, bitter-free cucumber.
There are varieties that are easy to care for. Small mistakes of summer residents will not make the fruits bitter.
The variety is suitable for greenhouses and open ground. It tolerates temperature changes well and consistently produces a gorgeous harvest. The greens will not disappoint with a bitter taste.
The hybrid is distinguished by its high yield – 5-6 fruits in one node. "Ecol" is resistant to many diseases, and instead of bitterness, summer residents will enjoy the sweet taste of cucumbers.
Each plant node is up to 10 dark green cucumbers, the size of which is 4-5 cm. "Bingo" is unpretentious, grows well both in a greenhouse and in open ground.