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CUCUMBER LIGHT GREEN F1 HYBRID SEEDS - Pack of 35 Seeds
With an early maturity rate a span of 42-45 days for delivering the first marketable produce, these light green fruits weigh an average of 180-220 grams. This high yielding variety is also a strong climber. Fruit Colour : Light Green Fruit Length : 15 - 18 cm Fruit Weight : 180 - 220 gm Fruit Surface : Cylindrical Maturity : 45 - 50 days Oriental green segment, High yielding with strong climber.
- Germination Temperature : 15-30°C
- Sowing Months North : Feb-Mar, Jun-July
- Sowing Months South : Jun-Jul, Sept-Oct, Dec-Jan
- Sowing Distance : 1.5FT between Rows
- Method of Sowing : Direct
- Sowing Depth in Inches : .5 Inch
- Maturity Period : 50-70 Days
CUCUMBER LIGHT GREEN F1 HYBRID SEEDS - Pack of 35 Seeds
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