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Cucumber Leaves Problem

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by jane0o0, May 24, 2018.

  1. Gail_68

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    Hi @jane0o0 the soil does look damp...if it was me when the days warm it would be put outside in the sun to help the soil dry out a bit plus all plants need a certain amount of sun besides shade.
     
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    • JWK

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      Cucumbers do have a habit of keeling over and dying at this time of year - it's not easy to understand why, could be too wet or dry or too cold. I always grow an extra plant or two as insurance to fill in the gaps.
       
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      • jane0o0

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        I've sowed some more in my heated propagator but it's prob to late now. :-( When I sowed this one I sowed another 6 but gave them all away on Freecycle bar one for myself along with other plants I'd grown from seed. Wish I'd kept extra back now as you've mentioned JWK
         
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          They will catch up Jane, albeit a little late. I sowed my second batch 12 days ago and they grow very fast at this time of the year.

          Mine germinated indoors without any extra heat in 4 days.
           
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