Growing cucumbers

A trellis net for cucumbers is a very practical modern invention that allows you to shape bushes and direct plants upward.

Cucumbers are quite demanding in terms of proper nutrition, and bread-based fertilizer for cucumbers is a simple and highly effective way to increase yield.

Spreading across the ground, cucumbers create shade for themselves and suffer from diseases, so gardeners have long practiced the method of growing cucumbers on a trellis.

Gardeners often encounter cucumber buds dropping off. This can occur for several reasons.

When growing cucumbers, many gardeners and horticulturists fertilize them with ash. But not everyone knows how to apply ash to cucumbers correctly and safely.

Is it possible to avoid using chemicals and still get an excellent harvest? One way to protect cucumbers from diseases is to use green paint.

Everyone loves cucumbers and wants to know if it's possible to speed up their growth outdoors. You can find more detailed information about this favorite vegetable in this article.

Gardeners think that cucumbers won't grow without organic fertilizers and that they absolutely need cucumber fertilizers in incredible quantities.

There are several cucumber varieties that will benefit from growing in the Leningrad Region—the cucumbers will be juicy and crispy.

People often grow cucumbers on their windowsills during the winter. Our article today will cover all the nuances worth keeping in mind in this situation.

When to plant cucumbers, what rules should be followed when planting, and how to fertilize them.