Sell 20pcs Seed Organic Japanese Cucumber Biji Benih Timun Jepun 日本黄瓜种子 best price

All local Ready Stock Package Include: 20pcs seed japan cucumber Japanese cucumber, also known as Kyuri in Japan, can be an excellent ingredient to use in various dishes. Best enjoyed fresh, there’s no better way to guarantee a plentiful supply than growing your own home. Feature: ~ Japan cucumber has a smooth, dark green surface and refreshing, crisp taste. Perfect for salads, sandwiches or a light snack. ~ The fruit is typically between 6 and 12 inches long (15 to 30 cm), with a juicy, light green flesh and very few seeds. Their skin is thin and delicate, and you don’t need to peel them off. ~ Matures: 60 days - How to grow cucumber: • All cucumbers need full sun and plenty of water; • Japanese cucumbers are vining plants, often reaching heights of over 6 feet (1.8 meters); • Manual pollination will significantly improve your chances of a bountiful harvest. i) Start by soaking your Japanese cucumber seeds in warm water for at least 12 hours. The seeds have tough outer skin. Soaking them in advance can significantly speed up the germination process. ii) After soaking the cucumber seeds, you can sow them in compostable seedling pots. Fill each pot with a rich, well-draining seed starter and compost mix. Place one seed in each pot, and cover with a thin layer of soil. Use a spray pump to mist the pots, and keep the soil moist but not soaked. iii) Japanese cucumber seeds need at least 68 °F (20 °C) temperatures to germinate, so keep the seedling pots in a warm, well-lit place. The seeds should germinate in about 7 to 10 days. Once each plant has at least two sets of leaves, you can transplant Japanese cucumber into the garden. - Fertilizer: When Japanese cucumber plants have started flowering, you can apply Bio Organic Fertilzer A+. Repeat the Fetiilzer once every 3 weeks throughout the rest of the fruiting season. The best fertilizer for cucumbers should be high in potassium and phosphorus but low in nitrogen. Too much nitrogen will stimulate the growth of leaves and vines while reducing the number of flowers. – Pests and other problems: Japanese cucumbers are a delicious vegetable. Indeed, they’re just as popular with numerous garden pests as they are with humans. Some of the most common problems include caterpillars, snails, slugs, and aphids, as well as fungal problems such as powdery mildew. - We recommend not using insecticides and other chemicals for pest control, especially if you want to grow organic Japanese cucumbers. The easiest way to keep your plants healthy is to prune them regularly. Removing the leaves from the bottom and keeping the side vines in check will not only ensure better fruiting. It will also improve air circulation, reducing the chances of fungal diseases. You can pick snails and caterpillars by hand and throw them into a bucket of soapy water. #Seed #Organic #Japanese #Cucumber #Biji #Benih #Timun #Jepun #日本 #黄瓜 #种子