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So-called because these cucumbers contain less of the plant compound that makes them bitter, and thus easier to digest.
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Close'Burpless' cucumbers are typically thin-skinned with smaller seeds and are not bitter. They also happen to be absolutely delicious with a crisp, fresh flavor that store-bought cucumbers often lack. Trellis cucumber plants to save garden space and make harvesting easier. Water deeply when the soil is dry, and consider planting bee-attracting flowers nearby to improve yields. Male flowers appear first on long vines in order to attract pollinators, then female flowers emerge to form the fruits, so the more bees, the more cucumbers.
Common Name | Burpless cucumber |
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Culinary Uses | Fresh in salads, on sandwiches, and appetizer trays. Smaller fruits may be pickled. |
Harvest Time | 55 - 65 days |
Mature Size | Vines grow 3 - 4 feet long, trellis for best results. Fruits are optimal when harvested 8" - 9" long. |
Growth Rate | Moderate |
Cold Hardiness | Frost sensitive annual |
Light | Sun to partial sun |
Structure | 3 - 4 foot vines are best trellised or staked. |
Photos | Real images, not stock photos |