Mini-Me Hybrid Cucumber F1
Description
The Mini-Me Cucumber is a dependable and high yielding variety that grows vigorously and forms a low-growing, far-spreading vine. By training the vines to grow vertically on support, you can improve air circulation, produce straighter fruit, prevent disease, and make harvest easier.
Cucumbers perform best when direct-seeded. They do not perform as well when transplanted. Cucumbers may be direct-seeded by hand or with a walk-behind seeder. To obtain a good stand of plants, we suggest planting Seeds every 6-8" inches and thinning to one seed per foot.
Cucumbers are a vining plant and grow best when given a trellised structure to climb. Use a strong trellis that is well-supported with deeply driven stakes. Keeping plants off the ground will reduce the potential of plant diseases like mildews and other diseases that can result from excess plant moisture.
Trellising will also keep the fruits cleaner and save time with harvesting and processing. It will also help to prevent fruit discoloration or yellowing from sitting on the soil surface. Our Hortonova Trellis Netting works great for trellising cucumbers and is easy to install.
Mini-Me Cucumber Planting Information
Planting Method: direct seed
When to Plant: After Last Frost
Planting Depth: 1/2"
Seed Spacing: 12"
Row Spacing: 5-6'
Days to Maturity: 45
Disease Tolerance: Cucumber Mosiac Virus, Downy Mildew
Growing Information
Treatment: Untreated
Received our seeds in a timely manner. Planted our seed trays on 2-5-25 so will take a few days before they are up. We have shopped HOSS for many years and have always been pleased with their products.
Always have good luck with Hiss seeds. Looking forward to trying these cucumber seeds.
We love cucumbers and I planted about 14 containers before hurricanes Hellene & Milton came barreling through and destroyed all of my containers except 3 and these were damaged but they pulled through and I’m so excited to know it looks like we’ll be getting a few cucumbers after all I won’t be able to make as many dill pickles as I’d like to but I’m grateful for whatever I get.
Will be planting in the spring. Ate a few from a friend that planted some last year and I knew I wanted to get some.
Grew them on a trellis and happy with the results!
