Cucumber Armenian Tortarello Abruzzese 0.8g Seeds (Cucumis melo 'Tortarello Abruzzese') - Cucumbers from Seed

Cucumber Armenian Tortarello Abruzzese 0.8g Seeds

Cucumber Armenian Tortarello Abruzzese 0.8g Seeds (Cucumis melo var. flexuosus ΄Tortarello Abruzzese΄). Productive variety of armenian cucumber with few seeds long, ridged and fleshy fruit. Having a sweet taste of cucumber can be eaten raw or in salads. Without any particular growing difficulty, it is harvested from the beginning of the summer to the first cold. Available in 0.8g packet. The armenian cucumber is an indigenous plant of Armenia and the first references to its systematic cultivation lead to the 15th century AD. In Greece there are various types of armenian cucumber, mainly in the island regions, such as Crete, Mykonos, Chios and Kythira. As with cucumbers and pumpkins, armenian cucumber does not tolerate low temperatures. However, by planting the spring - which has overtaken the risk of late frosts - in places full of sun and warm exposure, the armenian cucumber proves to be particularly versatile and productive. The armenian cucumber makes best use of limited gardens, grows in particularly poor soils and overcomes excess heat without loss. The fruit of the plant is not allowed to grow too much because then it becomes immune. For stronger, tasty results are cut early in the morning. If they are not consumed immediately, they are sprayed with iced water so they can be kept in the fridge for several days. It is an excellent source of vitamin C and is sodium free.

Cucumber Armenian Tortarello Abruzzese - BASIC FEATURES

Cucumber Armenian Tortarello Abruzzese - SOWING & CULTIVATION

General Sowing Instructions

• If it is not used a high-quality ready-made potting mix but the garden soil, then it is sifted so that it is light and free from lumps

• The soil is then placed evenly and uniformly in the seedling bed/positions and lightly pressed by hand

• After watering with a small amount of water and in the form of droplets, using a watering pot with small holes, the planting follows

• Having several seeds in one palm, with the other hand they are planted one by one, leaving some distance between them, depending on the species and according to the instructions written on the packet

• Seeds are generally planted to a depth of 2 times their longest dimension, then covered with a thin layer of soil

• Finally, the sowing surface is lightly pressed with the fingers

Brief Information on Growing Armenian Cucumbers

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• The packaged seeds of each imported species and variety are tested and checked in proprietary germination chambers.

• The seeds are not genetically modified (Non-GMO/Non-Genetically Modified Organisms).

• This is a simple seed variety. You can keep seeds from the plants and sow them.

• The packaging is made with a quality assurance guarantee and all packaging has an expiry date.

• The airtight aluminum foil vegetable seed packet guarantees the germination of your seeds.

• Crop information is indicative. There may be possible deviations from the above information.

PRESENTATION VIDEO

The video below shows the plant and the fruit of Armenian Cucumber.

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