Harvesting Boston Pickling and Muncher Cucumbers
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2022
- 6-16-2022
This is my first harvest of cucumbers! These seeds were planted directly in the garden bed on April 28th, sprouted on May 3rd, and now just 6 weeks later I am already harvesting!
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Raised bed gardening in Chattanooga TN zone 7b
❤🥒 Mine are just reaching flower state. Can't believe how excited I get watching them grow. Great video! Thanks
I agree. God's creation is so beautiful. I have a small Heirloom cucumber pickling and going to pick cucumbers 🔜. Thanks for the video 😊
Thank you so much for watching! Hope you enjoy you cucumbers
I love how the vast majority of the gardening community is believers! I don't think you can find that high of a ratio of believers vs nonbelievers in any other community besides literal religious communities. I feel like it's a sign but not sure of what lol.
I just love your enthusiasm and I feel the same way about everything in my garden. Yay!
It is so wonderful watching everything grow! Thank you for watching!
3 inches is really the perfect size.
Our little dauchound loves to grab cucumbers off the vine when he goes outside with me! So we have to watch him🤣🤣🤣
My dog loves them as well! She could be on the other side of the house and if I ever cut any cucumbers she comes running
I'm growing these for the first time this year. I've never grown cucumbers before. I want to have so many cucumbers I'm sick of eating them! LOL of course I plan on sharing and canning some.
This variety have always been very prolific for me. I live near Chattanooga TN. They make great pickles! Pick them in the morning before it gets too hot and pick often and they will keep giving more. When it start to get really hot (90°+) the peel does get a little bitter. If you are using them to make pickles it doesn't matter, but for free hand eating, I usually peel them. Good luck!
@@acroweinhergarden5892 Thanks for the great info ❤️
@@acroweinhergarden5892 I did notice the bitterness. Thank you
Great cucumber growing
Amen Amen Amen
31/2 to 4 inches are perfect for pickles with the Boston varieties 5 to 6 if your gonna use them for slicing your harvesting those way to late their full of seeds now you can tell
This great! Thank you so much for sharing. How many cucumber plants do you have on one canel panel? Lol or at least it looks like a canel panel.
So I planted the seeds directly and then pruned some of them out once they sprouted and grew a bit. I would say that there were at least 4 or 5 plants per side of trellis. Thank you so much for watching!
Great video! Thank you so much. Did you have much trouble in the heat? What's on are you from? I'm from 6a
I live in zone 7b.
My cucumber are yellow, dont know what's going on with mys. Please help me
What variety are you growing? Is it the leaves that are turning yellow or the fruit?When the actual cucumber starts turning yellow they are beginning to ripen. You need to pick them before they ripen or they will be too bitter to eat. Pick them often and you will get more as the plant will continue to set more flowers. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions😊
Are you ok your breathing so hard
Haha, harvesting cucumbers while holding a camera is laborious work and I have to admit I am a bit out of shape. Lol I'm fine. Thank you for your concern😊
She's just super stoked on those cuces!
hard to pay attention to the cucumbers through the heavy breathing. please look into fixing that for your health.
Bro you literally live in Arkansas.