SPACEMASTER CUCUMBER (59 days)

Name: SPACEMASTER CUCUMBER (59 days)
Brand: vendor-unknown
Price: 1.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

$ 1.95

A full sized 7 1/2 “ cuke, primarily a slicer, on a short 3’ vine; good for trellising in a tight spot or in a container. Its nice flavor and appearance is enhanced by its resistance to mosaic and scab.

25 seeds

Planting:

Germ 6-10 Days

Indoors- Individual biodegradable peat/cowpots 1/2” deep, 3-4 weeks before last frost with soil temperature 70 degrees. Transplant after last frost without disturbing the roots

Outdoors- 1/2” deep after last frost in warm soil at least 70 degrees

Harvest- Pick daily to keep the harvest flowing.

Tips- Plant in fertile soil amended with compost. Mulch and keep well watered. Trellising the vines allows for good air circulation and takes less space than hills and provides shade for heat sensitive crops like lettuce.

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06/22/2018

Lance S.

United States

Growing fast

Love them. All sprouted and are growing very fast

02/08/2018

Dave Salamone

Indianapolis, IN

SPACEMASTER CUCUMBER

I grew SPACEMASTER CUCUMBER last year. I constructed a Teepee bamboo structure about 4' high and in a circle about 4' diameter and planted SPACEMASTER CUCUMBERS. I laced twine around the bamboo and let the cukes climb up the Teepee. Some cukes grew on the Teepee some on the ground. The Teepee structure contained the cucumber tendrils well without spreading outside the frame too much. The plant tendrils are 4' or so. The cucumbers are nice sized just a bit smaller than ones in the market. They made delicious salads are were productive. We missed them when the growing season ended. I am growing them again this year.

03/12/2017

Granny Jo

Awesome Selection!

I grow this variety in my raised veg boxes that I do with "lasagna compost". Consistent performer in extreme heat & drought (summer 2015) and cool & wet (August 2016). Good sized slicer with mild flavour for salads or cold plate. Only one I would plant!