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White Cucumber Seeds,Miniature CUCUMBER,ANNUAL VEGETABLE
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$ 3.45
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$ 16.65
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Mini White Cucumber Seeds- Organic !
A prolific bearer of small, white pickling cucumbers, delicious for fresh eating. Thin-skinned, tender fruits are accompanied by a mild, sweet flavor with absolutely none of the bitterness typical in most white cukes. High yielding. Black spine. Harvest at 3-5" Great for salads, or pickling.
Growing Cucumber
Prepare a bed for your cucumbers with lots of compost so that the soil is loose and well-draining. Plant seeds 2/3 inch deep, 20 inches apart in rows spaced 3 feet apart or plant several seeds on the top of 8-inch tall mounds of dirt spaced about 6 feet apart. Fertilize with a balanced Organic fertilizer such as a 10-10-10 at least once a month during the growing season. Water deeply at least three times a week, more if you notice cucumber leaves wilting in the heat of the day. Cucumber fruits begin ripening after 58 days. In trials, these plants have produced an average of 72 fruits weighing a total of 24 pounds per plant in a single season.
Trellising and Fruits
The cucumber fruits should be harvested at about 3-5 inches long, making them idea for trellising. When "Cucumber" are trained up a traditional trellis or woven into a chain link fence, blemishes and disease caused by fruit lying on the ground are eliminated and fruits grow straighter. Trellised Cucumber fruits become highly ornamental, practically glowing from under the dark cucumber foliage.
Saving Seeds
Being an heirloom cucumber means that the seeds that come from it will always produce seedlings identical to their parents, as long as your " mini White " is pollinated by "Cucumber" pollen. (If you plant many types of cucumbers together, your seeds may have mixed parentage.) Allow one or two cucumbers to over ripen about five weeks past harvest stage until the fruits are golden with leathery skin. These seeds will become the following year's crop.
Seed Preparation
Scrape the seeds out of over-ripened "Cucumber" fruits, put them into a clear jar and cover with just enough water that the seeds float. Cover the jar with plastic wrap with a tiny opening to allow air exchange. Allow seeds and their jelly coating to ferment at room temperature for one to two days, agitating the jar daily. When the jelly coating has dissolved, seeds are ready to be dried. Pour out any floating seeds and most of the liquid, leaving only the seeds lying on the bottom of the jar. Pour the good seeds into a strainer and rinse them, then lay them in a single layer on a piece of newspaper. When seeds snap cleanly when bent, they are ready to be stored in a cool, dark location.
Materials: salads,saute,garden,heirloom,pipickle,Slicing Cucumber,Cucumber,Organic,Gmo free Vegetables Select your desired size and color from the available option
A prolific bearer of small, white pickling cucumbers, delicious for fresh eating. Thin-skinned, tender fruits are accompanied by a mild, sweet flavor with absolutely none of the bitterness typical in most white cukes. High yielding. Black spine. Harvest at 3-5" Great for salads, or pickling.
Growing Cucumber
Prepare a bed for your cucumbers with lots of compost so that the soil is loose and well-draining. Plant seeds 2/3 inch deep, 20 inches apart in rows spaced 3 feet apart or plant several seeds on the top of 8-inch tall mounds of dirt spaced about 6 feet apart. Fertilize with a balanced Organic fertilizer such as a 10-10-10 at least once a month during the growing season. Water deeply at least three times a week, more if you notice cucumber leaves wilting in the heat of the day. Cucumber fruits begin ripening after 58 days. In trials, these plants have produced an average of 72 fruits weighing a total of 24 pounds per plant in a single season.
Trellising and Fruits
The cucumber fruits should be harvested at about 3-5 inches long, making them idea for trellising. When "Cucumber" are trained up a traditional trellis or woven into a chain link fence, blemishes and disease caused by fruit lying on the ground are eliminated and fruits grow straighter. Trellised Cucumber fruits become highly ornamental, practically glowing from under the dark cucumber foliage.
Saving Seeds
Being an heirloom cucumber means that the seeds that come from it will always produce seedlings identical to their parents, as long as your " mini White " is pollinated by "Cucumber" pollen. (If you plant many types of cucumbers together, your seeds may have mixed parentage.) Allow one or two cucumbers to over ripen about five weeks past harvest stage until the fruits are golden with leathery skin. These seeds will become the following year's crop.
Seed Preparation
Scrape the seeds out of over-ripened "Cucumber" fruits, put them into a clear jar and cover with just enough water that the seeds float. Cover the jar with plastic wrap with a tiny opening to allow air exchange. Allow seeds and their jelly coating to ferment at room temperature for one to two days, agitating the jar daily. When the jelly coating has dissolved, seeds are ready to be dried. Pour out any floating seeds and most of the liquid, leaving only the seeds lying on the bottom of the jar. Pour the good seeds into a strainer and rinse them, then lay them in a single layer on a piece of newspaper. When seeds snap cleanly when bent, they are ready to be stored in a cool, dark location.
Materials: salads,saute,garden,heirloom,pipickle,Slicing Cucumber,Cucumber,Organic,Gmo free Vegetables Select your desired size and color from the available option
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