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Cucumber English Type
Cucumis sativus
A grand English-type highly productive cucumber. This variety is very digestible and renowned for its long fruits, tender and sweet flesh with soft skin (no peeling required).
65
38-40 x 4,5
CULTURAL PRACTICES: The cucumber is a climbing vine which will do well on a trellis if you have limited space or wish to produce straighter fruit. It can also be grown on the ground. Germination will begin only when planted in a warm soil, around 16º C but not below 10º C, and when there is no longer any risk of frost, which cucumber plants cannot survive. Start seeds indoors at least 3 weeks before transplanting. Reduce planting stock by using Jiffy Pots (see Gardening Aids).
SOIL: Light, well-drained soil.
SPACING: Put 5 to 6 seeds per mound and space them 1.5 to 3 metres apart all around.
GROWING TIPS: Full sun and moisture are necessary. Before transplanting, the soil must be well watered. Use black mulch to protect seeds and to increase soil temperature.
HARVEST: Pick slicing cucumbers when their size has reached about 15 to 20 cm in length. Pickling cucumbers should be picked when they are 2.5 to 7 cm long.
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20 s/p
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