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efisakov · July 12, 2017

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

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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.

July 12, 2017	#112
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	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. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”