Cucumbers in greenhouses

Many people ask the question, "Why aren't cucumbers growing well and what can be done about it?" Understanding the cause can only be achieved by examining the main mistakes.

Why is pruning necessary? Cucumbers planted in a greenhouse need to be pruned, although some novice gardeners doubt the rationality of such a procedure. […]

Everything you need to know about growing cucumbers in a polycarbonate greenhouse. How to set up the beds and when to plant. Choosing a variety and preparing seeds. Necessary conditions and care.

Why do cucumbers grow crooked? This article will discuss the causes and solutions for the appearance of greenhouse cucumbers.

Pinching cucumbers in a greenhouse is an important process that, if done correctly, will ensure a good harvest. Read more in the article.

Growing cucumbers in a greenhouse requires a lot of investment and effort. But the profitability is more than offset by early and abundant harvests.

Sometimes plants fail to produce fruit. It's especially frustrating when cucumbers become barren. Read the article to find out why this happens.

It happens that you planted cucumbers in a greenhouse, the seedlings took root, and started growing, but at some point the leaves turned yellow. Find out the causes of this symptom from us.

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

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.

Many people encounter bitter fruits and don't know what to do about it. Harvesting such vegetables leaves an unpleasant aftertaste.