Home Garden Course - Growing Cucumbers

[@andrescastellanos3322]

I leased a half acre of irrigated ground in South east Washington this fall. I am a Forester by trade and starting a small farm is a new endeavor even though I've been exposed to farming. Your videos have been very insightful. It will save me from countless green horn errors this upcoming growing season. Thank you!

[@jamesdeblois878]

To stop cutworms my father taught me to use strips of news paper . You wrap a piece about 2 inches wide around the stem about 1/2" below the soil . I do this to my tomatoes also . Great way to recycle sale flyers just do not use gloss paper does not break down fast or hold water.

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

I enjoyed watching those cucumber tips! I usually grow slicers but I got a pickling crock for Christmas so I want to add some pickling cucumbers next season. I have noticed that tilling the soil before planting does away with cutworms. Klaus

[@inguracka]

Great info as always. What are those mini scissors/secateurs/sheers called? I have seen people using them before, but cant find them to buy

[@ShaggtyDoo]

You could pre sprout your seed then direct seed them. I don't know how this scales but it seems like it would work.

[@peterv3216]

Love your videos!

[@Beckerphotos]

Thank you!

[@earthmike532]

I think its soil temperature swing thats causing the "shock"

[@j-theorythequantummechanic6025]

I think I'll start in 4" pots instead of a 72 cell this year 👍

[@ShaggtyDoo]

I'm guessing these t posts are 10 feet apart.

[@earthmike532]

Diatoms r wild creatures

[@Chris-op7yt]

i find clips are easier than weaving, possibly breaking stem.

[@PazLeBon]

more like gherkins than cucumbers, at least cucumbers that we eat :)

[@soilbellefarm3210]

Thank you!