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  • 10gram brown russian cucumber seeds
  • 10gram brown russian cucumber seeds

10gram brown russian cucumber seeds

No.00323
10-gram pack of Brown Russian cucumber seeds. Unique brown-skinned heirloom cucumber with rich flavor, productive vines for home garden growing.
$0.69
  • 10gram brown russian cucumber seeds

Description

Brown Russian cucumber is a distinctive heirloom variety with unusual brownish-green to brown mature skin. The fruits are short to medium length with a slightly rough texture and rich, full cucumber flavor. Vigorous vines produce abundantly throughout the summer. This variety is prized by heirloom enthusiasts and gardeners looking for unique flavors. Excellent for fresh eating and pickling. The 10-gram pack provides ample seeds for home garden planting.

Specifications

  • Variety: Brown Russian heirloom cucumber
  • Seed weight: 10 grams per pack
  • Fruit feature: Brownish-green to brown skin, rich flavor
  • Growth habit: Warm-season vining heirloom cucumber
  • Germination Rate: ≥85%

Detailed Planting Guide

  1. Sowing time: Sow after last frost when soil warms to 18–20°C.
  2. Sowing method: Direct sow 2–3 seeds per hill, 2–3 cm deep. Space 90–120 cm between hills.
  3. Site: Full sun, fertile well-drained soil with added compost.
  4. Support: Trellis or fence for vines to climb; keeps fruits clean and straight.
  5. Watering: Consistent deep watering, 2–3 cm per week. Avoid overhead watering to reduce leaf disease.
  6. Fertilizer: Apply balanced fertilizer at planting; side-dress with compost during fruiting.
  7. Harvest: Pick fruits when young (10–15 cm) for tender eating; allow some to mature brown for seed saving.

Packaging & Shipping: Sealed moisture-proof inner bag preserves seed vitality. Outer shock-absorbing packaging protects seeds from squeezing and dampness during international transit.

FAQ Q: Why is it called Brown Russian? A: The fruits develop a brownish skin color as they mature, a unique trait of this heirloom variety.

Q: Can I eat Brown Russian cucumbers when they turn brown? A: Young green fruits are best for eating; brown mature fruits are ideal for seed saving, though still edible.

Q: Is this a good pickling cucumber? A: Yes, young Brown Russian cucumbers work well for pickling due to their firm texture.

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