These are great!!
"Nice cucumber and very tasty. Burpless too. I started these from seed for the greenhouse. I have even received compliments on their taste."
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Cucumber, Tasty Green Hybrid Seeds
Cucumis sativus
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Grow your own delicious cucumbers with Tasty Green Hybrid Seeds.
Tasty Green is an early, heavy-yielding cucumber. Slender dark green fruits grow to 23 cm (9") long with shallow ridges and small white spines. Also boasting resistance to mildew, it is one of the most popular burpless cucumbers for the home gardener!
- SKU: 143731
- Common Name: Cucumber
- Botanical Name: Cucumis sativus
Growing Information
Safe
for Bees
Good For Pollinators
Grows
Best In:
Full Sun
Days to
Germination:
8 - 10 days
Water
Needs:
Average 2.5-5 cm (1-2 in.) per week
Days to
Maturity:
60 days
Key Features
- Plant Type: Vegetable
- Plant Lifecycle: Annual (plant every year)
- Seed Type: Hybrid
- Fill Weight (grams): 850 mg
- Approximate Seed Count: 25-30
- Characteristics: Attracts bees
- Planting Method: Direct Sow
- Colour: Green
- Water Needs: Average 2.5-5 cm (1-2 in.) per week
- Landscape Use: Edible Garden
- Resistance: Downy Mildew
- Companion Planting:
Beans, Dill, Lettuce, Nasturtiums, Oregano, Radish, Sunflowers. Dill is believed to provide protection against aphids and mites. Nasturtium acts as a deterrent for aphids, beetles, and bugs while also enhancing growth and flavor. Oregano serves as a general pest deterrent. Radish, and nasturtium repel cucumber beetles, with radish also warding off flea beetles.
- Flavour: Sweet and mild with delicate skin
- Preparation Ideas: Best eaten fresh in green salads or eat with a vegetable dip such as ranch dressing.
Instructions
Cucumber's do not transplant well and seeds should be sown directly into the garden when the soil is warm and all danger of frost is past. Optimum soil temperature (not air temperature) should be 15-35°C (59-95°F) for seeds to germinate. Planting at a lower temperature will delay germination. Space seeds and plant to the depth indicated below. Press seeds into the soil to ensure good contact and cover with 1.3 cm (1/2 in.) of soil. After planting, water seeds with a gentle mist or shower. It is critical to keep the soil consistently moist, but not soggy during germination. When your seedlings reach a height of a few centimetres (inches) and have developed 2 or 3 pairs of leaves, it is important to thin them out, according to the plant spacing indicated below. Do not allow the soil to become dry, as young plants have underdeveloped roots and can quickly dehydrate, particularly in windy conditions. Cucumber seeds can be succession planted every 3 weeks until mid-July for a continuous supply of cucumbers.
- Planting Depth: 1.3 cm (1/2in.)
- Seed Spacing: Sow cucumber seeds roughly 10 cm (4 in.) apart in rows, keeping rows approximately 120 cm (48 in.) apart.
- Plant Spacing: 30 cm (12 in.)
- Instructions for Nutrient Care: Apply SUPERThrive once per week. Soak in solution of 1/4 tsp per gal for 15 min. or longer depending on size and type.
Suggestions
Growing Suggestions:
- Cucumber vines can quickly take over and can be grown on a trellis or some form of other support as they grow. This raises them off the ground and keeps the fruit clean and free from rot. It also frees up valuable garden space for other crops.
- Cucumber vines require plenty of water to grow well and produce a good harvest. Wilting leaves is a sign the plants are thirsty. Avoid water-stressed cucumber plants by deep watering twice a week and applying mulch such as straw, dried leaves or compost to the soil to retain moisture and reduce water loss due to evaporation. *Plants can be covered with a shade cloth to prevent them from getting scorched by the sun and keep them cool.
- Plants not producing fruit? Cross-pollinating type cucumbers rely on the transfer of pollen from male to female flowers within the same plant or between different plants. Only female flowers set fruit, so it depends if your flowers are female or male as to whether they set fruit. The flowers also require plenty of pollination from bees, and you can try attracting bees into your garden by planting bee-friendly flowers to increase pollination.
- To prevent diseases, avoid watering the plant leaves and provide good air circulation around the plants.
- Harvest cucumbers regularly to encourage more fruit. They are ready to pick when they are firm but still slightly tender. Overripe cucumbers can get bitter and lose their crispness.
- It is best to pick cucumbers in the morning when temperatures are cool. Cut the stem or twist fruit off rather than pulling off the vine as this can damage the vines and result in reduced fruit production. It is a good idea to immediately place picked cucumbers in cold water to cool down the fruit to increase their quality and shelf life.
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Overall rating: 3.75 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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"Did not grow very well in my greenhouse. I got one cucumber"
e shall see
"Well the 6 seeds I planted in my garden are up. This survey is a little early in the year for Canadian gardening."
No germination
"3 weeks into planting and there is no activity"
"Arrived quickly good number of seeds"
Excellent choice
"I grew these last year and they provided me with a ton of great tasting cucumbers from the end of June until the end of September. A keeper for my garden cucumbers."
Cucumbers
"Seeded directly into ground with no problems sprouting, no cucumbers yet but very healthy vines with lots of blossoms"
This is a fun plant to watch day by day.
"This is a vine that loves to climb. I have not put seeds to ground yet but have grown something similar"
