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Old July 14, 2017   #113
Gerardo
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Originally Posted by efisakov View Post
Thank you, Gerardo for the info. I am growing few varieties of F1 cucumbers that suppose not to get bitter. They should be 45-50 days from transplanting. Pickling type. They were seeded directly on May 6 and already started producing. But many had to be receded 3 weeks later because of the slugs and squirrels .

Plus, two plants of Japanese (Suyo) long. They are definitely sweet and they are heirloom (I am using my own seeds). I like them for salads. They are amazing to grow, 16-18 inches are pretty common. Have to be vertically tied up to grow straight under their own weight.
squirrels distinguish themselves on the thievery front
sounds as if those Suyo are tasty.

I just sowed some more F1: Socrates, Sweet Success, Adam Gherkin.
And I purchased a few others.

Trying to find the sweet spot between productivity, flavor, disease, versatility. Getting close.
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