Your Cucumber Plants Will DIE Every Time You Make This Mistake!

What kind of seed do you recommend for cucumber?

Thank you!! I don’t know how I never knew any of this information! So helpful! Bless you!!

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Me: No cukes, no cukes, no cukes, again. Oh my god, a big huge yellow one!!!

What zone are you in?

I now understand why my cucumber plant is dying. Thanks for the info.

Where I live I can't plant out until the end of May and we get a frost early in October. I'm not sure I can get 2 succession plantings. But I will try next year. I get so much from. your videos. You are my first go to for gardening info.

Don’t fall in love with them. Pull and replace

Talk about being a drama queen

I let my plant have one grown I didn’t notice, it was suuuper bitter, and it got white mold immediately after. I think I’ve brought it back, lots of new leaves. I just noticed I t is now flowering again, will they fruit again? Will they not fruit and die until next summer?

Fantastic video

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That makes me feel better that they are not a long-lived plant. I thought it was me.

What a sweet doggie!

Thanks for the tips and tricks.

Great video!

This is my dream😍😍

Very helpful, thanks so much! 🥒😀

Do you use the seeds from your overgrown cucumbers to replant? loved the information thank you, new subbie here :-} Hi from Queensland Australia.

Thank you for the first tip, that's why my cucumbers died back after having two of them, I let them get too big on the vine and should have plucked them early. They just completely stopping growing after a certain point and developed mildew then browned and died off.

I have some melons was the same, haha, thanks for the tip,l never grow vegetables before,l used to grow flowers ，it's very different,bugs love fruits and vegetables haha,,, 😹 organic is fantastic 🤩

I’m going to call you the cucumber whisperer. You are a cuke mind reader! Great advice, as usual! Thanks!

How deep do raised beds need to be for cucumbers? Also, do you use anything like landscape fabric to keep your bed soil separate from your natural dirt? Great video!

That is great advice, cheers 🍻

Well knock me over with a Feather ! ! ! I sure didn't know that . TX

WOW! I never knew that! ! ! ! My Grandparents were gardeners all their lives and we helped pick, but I doubt they knew this!

I never knew that.

So pick them when they are green and don’t let it turn yellow? Makes sense. Surprised I could start more plants. Boy, Imam going to be busy!!

Awsome advice. Thank you. Really enjoy your videos.👍🏻🇨🇦

Summary: Don't let even one cucumber ripen to yellow. Also start new plants every 6 weeks because even if you pick every cucumber the plants won't like lasting the whole season

I just seeded / start of cucumbers

I had crazy success with jalapenos and tomatoes in containers last year because I did exactly what you said to do! This year I'm putting in raised beds and adding cucumbers....had no idea about any of this so thank you thank you!!

Man, now I feel bad for the cucumber-

He's just like me

Oh my god the cucumbers are for the drama i love them

Ok got it it's drilled in my head now lol.. I'll pick my cucumbers!! 😂 I think I get so excited I do the opposite and pick em too early. Maybe. I still low yield. Gotta research nutrient needs I think. Tysm for the vid

Brilliant! Thanks!!

Dale is just as smart as his daddy!

Oh okay i will now.pick them b4 they mature.

Thank you very much.
You made my day.
Always thought something else killed my plants

how do you know when a fruit is fully grown on the verge of turning yellow and you need to pick it?

Hi from TN.
Thank you for sharing your info. I will try to plant more.often. I start them in cardboard egg cartons sitting in a foam one. They just break apart easily.

What a drama queen cucumber 🥒😢😂

Wow! I had no idea.

I didn’t know that.but yes I missed one and found it under a leaf, by then it was too late and it eventually died just like that. Thank you

fascinating. I had no idea. I'm just beginning my gardening journey

Great info, Two questions: 1)what about planting the same location due to the need to rotate the plants in the same area for nutrients? 2) can you use any seeds from the previous cucumber to replant?

I’ll follow your lead! Thanks

I never heard of that I have left cumber ripen before and never hurt them