Description
Early Spring Burpless Cucumber Seeds (Aimers International) 2810. Hybrid. Variety originated in USA.
Approximately 60 seeds per packet (35 seeds per gram)
Introducing the pinnacle of perfection for your garden: Early Spring Burpless Cucumber Seeds. This premium hybrid variety yields long, slender fruit with a crisp, firm texture and an elegant, bitter-free flavour. Meticulously crafted to be thin-skinned with very little seed, this cucumber can be enjoyed without peeling, offering an effortless and refined culinary experience. For the most pristine, straight fruit, train the vigorous vines to grow on a trellis, a small investment for a truly superior harvest.
Quick Seed Details
- Type: Premium Hybrid Slicing Cucumber
- Maturity: 55 days
- Fruit: Long, slender (25-30 cm), thin-skinned, with very few seeds
- Features: Crisp, firm, and bitter-free; best grown on a trellis for elegant, straight fruit.
What you need to know to Plant & Grow
For best results, select a sun-drenched location and ensure the soil temperature is a minimum of 18-20°C before planting. Sowing into colder soil can quickly cause seeds to rot, compromising your investment.
Planting: Prepare a rich foundation for your plants by digging in well-rotted manure or compost before planting. Sow 6 seeds per hill at a depth of 20 mm. Once seedlings emerge, thin to 4 vines per hill. Space the hills 150 cm apart.
Care: Keep the soil consistently moist throughout the growing season to ensure the highest quality fruit. Germination can be expected in 7-14 days.
Why Early Spring Burpless Cucumber Seeds belong in Your Garden
This is not merely a cucumber; it is a statement of quality. For the gardener who demands an exceptional product, the Early Spring Burpless offers uncompromising performance and a flavour profile that stands above the rest. Its early maturity and effortless elegance make it a magnificent addition to any garden, a testament to your passion for cultivating only the very best.
SCOUT IPPM
OSC Seeds recommends using SCOUT IPPM to evaluate pests and pollinator populations in your cucurbit crops. Developed in partnership with the University of Guelph and Pollinator Partnership Canada, the SCOUT IPPM app uses scientific data and government guidelines to set action recommendations for growers. Free download is available on App Store and Google Play.
