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Suyo Long - Cucumber Seeds - Organic

SKU: VCU106
$4.50
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HEIRLOOM, ORGANIC.

Looking for a unique and delicious cucumber to add to your next dish? Look no further than Suyo Long Cucumbers! These Asian heirloom cucumbers are prized for their crisp flesh and excellent flavor, and fruits grow between 10 to 12 inches long – making them the perfect addition to salads, sandwiches, or any other dish you can imagine. They have a glossy dark green skin with very few white spines. If you’re looking for something special, be sure to give Suyo Long Cucumbers a try!

GROWING TIPS

Plant seeds directly in the garden in the spring after the danger of frost has passed, roughly 1-2 weeks after the average last frost date and when daytime temps are near 70°F. Sow 5-6 seeds per hill and thin to 2-3 plants. Optimum soil temperature for seed germination is 65-80 degrees. For transplants, start seed indoors 3-4 weeks before transplanting into the garden. Transplant to the garden 2-3 weeks after your average last frost date. Harvest when small & pick daily. Mature cucumbers on the vine slow production of new fruit.

SEED FACTS

Scientific Name: Cucumis sativas
Days to Maturity: 70
Seed Depth: 1"
Days to Sprout: 6-10
Plant Spacing: 12"
Row Spacing: 3-6'
Light Requirements: Sunny
Plant Height: 18-24"
Life Cycle: Annual
Frost Hardy: No

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JEAN P. (Cleveland, US)
Not producing fruits

Large healthy Vines only one cucumber that is 4 in Long and round like a softball. Have no other fruit. Lots of flowers lots of leaves lots of everything but cucumbers. Very disappointed. I will try some seeds again next year to give it another chance.

Hi Jean, thank you for your purchase of Suyo Long cucumber seeds. We are sorry to hear that you were disappointed in the results of your planting.It sounds like there are some environmental conditions that have impacted the fruiting of this plant if the seed germinated well and produced healthy plants. It is possible that your plants flowers are not receiving good pollination from native pollinators. Consider including more flowers surrounding your garden next year increasing your pollinators ensuring sufficient pollination of your vegetable crops. Happy Gardening!