Patio Snacker Hybrid Cucumber Seeds 1662
$3.49
Patio Snacker is a monoecious hybrid perfect for containers, trellis or smaller gardens. Short branching vines produce dark green 4 cm x 20 cm (1.5″ x 8″) fruit with a nice flavour, crunchy texture and non-bitter peel.
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Patio Snacker Hybrid Cucumber Seeds 1662
Product Details
UPC: 068688316622
Brand: OSC
CUSTOM_SKU: OSC1662
Patio Snacker Hybrid Cucumber Seeds 1662. Patio Snacker is a monoecious hybrid perfect for containers, trellis or smaller gardens. Short branching vines produce dark green 4 cm x 20 cm (1.5″ x 8″) fruit with a nice flavour, crunchy texture and non-bitter peel. Once production starts it continues all summer long! The everyday, standard cucumber is monoecious. This means it has both female and male flowers. Having both male and female flowers, these cucumbers don’t require planting with another variety to provide pollen. Bees and other insects are needed to spread their pollen from male flowers to their female flowers. Gardeners can do this too with the aid of a soft paintbrush. Packet contains 10 seed.
How to Grow
35 seed/gram. Cucumbers grow best in a rich, warm, sandy loam soil. Before planting, work into the native soil 30 cm (12″) deep large amounts of garden compost or composted manure. As cooler soil will reduce germination and increase the chance of the seed rotting before it sprouts, wait until the soil has reached a temperature of at least 18 C (66 F) before planting. Mound the soil up into hills about 15-20 cm (6-8″) high and about 30-60 cm (12-24″) across. Space the hills about 120 cm (4′) apart. Sow the seed 2 cm (3/4″) deep with 6 to 8 seeds per hill then after the seed sprouts, thin to 3 or 4 plants per hill. If you have limited space, most cucumbers grow on trellises. Protect the plants from any late spring/early summer frosts and keep the plants evenly watered through the growing season. Even soil moisture is very important as cucumbers become very bitter if the plant becomes moisture stressed by hot dry weather. To prevent damage to the plant, harvest the cucumbers by cutting them from the vine with a sharp knife – do not pull or twist them from the vine.
Additional information
| WEIGHT | N/A |
|---|---|
| DIMENSIONS | N/A |
| SIZE |
$ – 100 seeds, 10 Seeds, 250 seeds |
| BLOOMING SEASON BEGINS |
High Summer |
| DAYS TO EMERGENCE |
5-10 days |
| DAYS TO HARVEST |
40 |
| DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY |
Easy |
| FAMILY NAME |
Curcurbitaceae |
| FROST TOLERANCE |
Killed by Frost |
| GROWTH HABIT |
Vining |
| HERITAGE |
Hybrid |
| LATIN |
Cucumis sativus |
| LIFECYCLE |
Annual |
| LIGHT |
Full Sun |
| PROPAGATION |
Sow Direct After All Danger of Frost Has Passed |
| SUGGESTED USES |
Perfect for containers and small space gardening. |
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