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Kings Seeds Cucumber Cucamelon

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Kings Seeds Cucumber Cucamelon

Unique grape-sized cucumbers with a taste of watermelon mixed with a fresh tinge of lime. Rampant trailing vines produce a constant stream of fruit throughout the summer.

When to Sow Cucamelon Seeds
April to May.

Where to Sow
Sow seed on edge to prevent rotting 1.5cm (1/2") deep in individual 9cmn(3 1/2in) pots under glass at a constant day and night temperature of 21°C.

What to do next
When the plants are about 10cm (4") tall, plant out outdoors in a sheltered spot once hardened off and all risk of frost has past. Grow up against netting or allow to trail along the ground. Can also be cropped underglass , planted into large pots or growbags . Provide some form of support and tie in stems as required.

Harvest
July to September.

Handy tip
Pick regularly to ensure a continuous crop. Cucamelon is a perennial, why not lift roots in the autumn and store in a cool, frost free area and plant out again the following year.

Nutritional Values
Cucamelons are low in calories and a source of simple sugars, fiber and vitamins which are essential for optimising our health.

$2.88
Kings Seeds Cucumber Cucamelon
$2.88

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Unique grape-sized cucumbers with a taste of watermelon mixed with a fresh tinge of lime. Rampant trailing vines produce a constant stream of fruit throughout the summer.

When to Sow Cucamelon Seeds
April to May.

Where to Sow
Sow seed on edge to prevent rotting 1.5cm (1/2") deep in individual 9cmn(3 1/2in) pots under glass at a constant day and night temperature of 21°C.

What to do next
When the plants are about 10cm (4") tall, plant out outdoors in a sheltered spot once hardened off and all risk of frost has past. Grow up against netting or allow to trail along the ground. Can also be cropped underglass , planted into large pots or growbags . Provide some form of support and tie in stems as required.

Harvest
July to September.

Handy tip
Pick regularly to ensure a continuous crop. Cucamelon is a perennial, why not lift roots in the autumn and store in a cool, frost free area and plant out again the following year.

Nutritional Values
Cucamelons are low in calories and a source of simple sugars, fiber and vitamins which are essential for optimising our health.