Cucumbers

Why do cucumber leaves wilt in the open ground? There are a multitude of reasons, and in this article, we'll list the most common ones and offer advice on what to do.

Sometimes, even after successfully growing in a greenhouse for almost the entire season, a plant fails to produce fruit. Let's look at why cucumbers often fail to bloom or their fruit drop.

Growing cucumbers on your balcony is a great way to not only save money but also unwind as you watch your green cucumbers grow day after day.

Almost every vegetable grower faces the problem of yellowing leaves, so the question of why cucumber leaves turn yellow is always relevant.

Every vegetable gardener wants their garden to yield as much as possible. This article will explain how to fertilize cucumbers in open ground.

Wilting cucumbers and leaves is a fairly common problem. This article will tell you why they wilt and how to combat it.

Why do you need to pinch out cucumbers, which vegetables can do without it, and how to do it correctly in the ground and in a greenhouse? Read our article to find out.

Many gardeners are frustrated by cucumber diseases. How can you determine what ails your favorite vegetables and how to quickly treat them?

Over time, soils become depleted and require support and restoration. Fertilizing cucumbers in a greenhouse is especially important—it's the key to successful growth and a bountiful harvest.

Yellow spots on cucumber leaves are a concern for many gardeners. This could indicate disease, changing conditions, or a nutrient deficiency or excess in the soil.

In greenhouses, aphid control should begin in spring, and in open soil, in mid-summer. Fortunately, there are many methods for controlling aphids.