Brickyard Cucumber Hybrid

Latin name: Cucumis sativus Item #: 1400170T-SS

Great, uniform, smooth, green fruit with plants that have a strong vigorous vine. High yield potential.

Treated seed has been treated with FarMore F1400.

Starting at:

$19.63

7 left

Product	SS = 250 Seeds	Price Per SS
1 SS	$19.63

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Disease Resistance Code

Code	Description
ZYMV	Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus
Ccu	Scab and Gummosis
Pcu	Downy Mildew
PRSV	Papaya Ring Spot Virus
Psl	Angular Leaf Spot
Px	Powdery Mildew

ZYMV, Ccu, Pcu, PRSV, Psl, Px

Plant Characteristics

Gynoecious

Length

8 in/20 cm

Relative Days

50-53

Latin name:

Cucumis sativus

Resistance/Tolerance

HR: WMV, ZYMV, Ccu, IR: CMV, Co:1, Pcu, PRSV, Psl, Px

CUCUMBERS - SLICING

Field Crop. Sow @ 2 lbs/.9 kg per acre, 1 oz./28 gr. per 100 hills @ 8 seeds per hill.

CULTURE: For extra early crops sow indoors May 1st, 0.5 in/13 mm deep in 2.25-3 in/58-78 mm peat pots @ 5 seeds per pot. Cover seed and firm. Maintain a minimum soil temperature of 65-70°F/19-21°C degrees for proper germination. Seed will not germinate in cold ground! Transplant outdoors in rich sandy loam, after June 10th as plants will not grow vigorously in cool soil unless some sort of protection is used. Sow 0.5 in/13 mm deep in hills of 6 seeds per hill, firm soil. Space 2 ft/61 cm apart in rows 4-5 ft/122-152 cm apart. Thin each hill to 4 seedlings when they are about 1 in/26 mm high. Where space is limited, train vines over a piece of snow fence or a vertical trellis. Pinch the top growth off and train the vine sideways. Field grown crops require about 5 sq ft/0.47 sq m per plant. Pick fruit frequently to keep plants producing. Protect plants from striped beetles and spray leaves with mild fungicide every 10 days.