CUCUMBER - POINSETT
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CUCUMBER - POINSETT
Cucumis sativus
Poinsett is an old reliable heavy yielding variety that is quite compact in its growing style yet it produces good 25cm long fruit. The very attractive fruit are dark green, smooth skinned and very white fleshed with excellent taste. The plants do very well in hot conditions and show good resistance to cucumber diseases. It does best on some sort of trellis for support. The plants prefer to grow in full sun for most of the day and they cope with heat very well. Their inside flesh is apt to be 6C cooler than their skin.
The seeds should be sown 1-1.5cm deep, 40-50cm apart in rows 1-1.5m apart. Sow the seeds from October to January in Cool and Temperate areas. From August to March in the Subtropics and March to September in the Tropics.
QTY 60 seeds
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CUCUMBER - POINSETT
Cucumis sativus
Poinsett is an old reliable heavy yielding variety that is quite compact in its growing style yet it produces good 25cm long fruit. The very attractive fruit are dark green, smooth skinned and very white fleshed with excellent taste. The plants do very well in hot conditions and show good resistance to cucumber diseases. It does best on some sort of trellis for support. The plants prefer to grow in full sun for most of the day and they cope with heat very well. Their inside flesh is apt to be 6C cooler than their skin.
The seeds should be sown 1-1.5cm deep, 40-50cm apart in rows 1-1.5m apart. Sow the seeds from October to January in Cool and Temperate areas. From August to March in the Subtropics and March to September in the Tropics.
QTY 60 seeds
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CUCUMBER - POINSETT
Cucumis sativus
Poinsett is an old reliable heavy yielding variety that is quite compact in its growing style yet it produces good 25cm long fruit. The very attractive fruit are dark green, smooth skinned and very white fleshed with excellent taste. The plants do very well in hot conditions and show good resistance to cucumber diseases. It does best on some sort of trellis for support. The plants prefer to grow in full sun for most of the day and they cope with heat very well. Their inside flesh is apt to be 6C cooler than their skin.
The seeds should be sown 1-1.5cm deep, 40-50cm apart in rows 1-1.5m apart. Sow the seeds from October to January in Cool and Temperate areas. From August to March in the Subtropics and March to September in the Tropics.
QTY 60 seeds