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13 Feb 23, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Was applying some trace elements this morning and it said lack of T E can cause yellowing of leaves. Also may be lack of N.

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25 Aug 23, Gary (Australia - temperate climate)

Wayne I use NatraMin and have been for years with reasonable results. Get on you tube and have a look at Amazing Garden about Cucumbers and Tomatoes this young fella knows all about what they need. I picked over 30 cucumbers last year. This year I'm making over 5 Barrell's of compost for all my Tubs. Also learning how to make leaf mold. Gary.

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04 Feb 23, dopey duck (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Tomatoes and cucumbers can be grown together successfully, and there are actually some benefits to planting them together. Both plants have similar growing needs when it comes to sunlight, soil conditions, and watering. And if space is at a premium, interplanting the two will allow you to get more out of your garden.19/07/2022. Always confused by planting guides comments would be interesting.I grow toms in a greenhouse start them feb march so they are up and flowering before the dead of winter and grow cucumbers also but as far away as possible it's 2.5 by 4 meters so it's not very far.S I asked mr google the question here is what he gave me. https://www.allaboutgardening.com/tomatoes-and-cucumbers/ P.S.any tips on soil sterilisation of greenhouse soil My father used to dig out the entire contents every year to replant but that was a bit extreme I have used boiling water, peroxide with some success any other tips (you can't buy basamid anymore)

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16 Jan 23, Keabetswe Tawana (South Africa - Humid sub-tropical climate)

where can i get cucumber seeelings am in a hot place can they be suitable in my country climate is like for Limpopo and Polokwane

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13 Feb 23, Mike (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Buy some seeds and plant them. Make a pan 600mm diameter and plant 4-5 seeds. Give a good watering and water again in 3 days.

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05 Dec 22, Harold J Roth (USA - Zone 10a climate)

What varieties of cucumbers do best in zone 10A

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14 Dec 22, Anonymous (USA - Zone 6a climate)

Grow what you prefer to eat.

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03 Aug 22, (USA - Zone 9b climate)

hi everybody this app is so helpful, but my cucumbers always die ,i live right between buildings and i got a good amount of breeze going through but too much shade because of all the trees i wonder if there is a seed type i can plant here in the shade most

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31 Jul 22, Dee (USA - Zone 9b climate)

I have seedlings I am ready to transplant into a raised container bed. My question is, how much sun should they get for Zone 9? I know the package sys full sun, but I don't think that applies when temperatures can get over 100 for several days at a time. I have a large shade tree and I was thinking of putting them under it, but concerned it then wont get enough sun.

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22 Jan 23, Tammy Rode (USA - Zone 9b climate)

partial sun partial shade 3pm shade if possible

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