Cucumber, Lemon Seeds

This sweet yet mild strain of cucumber is round and yellow, resembling the fruit as its name suggests. It sprouts from a vine like plant and is ready to pick at approximately 1 1/2-2 1/2" inches in diameter.

How to Grow Lemon Cucumbers

• Latin Name: Cucumber sativus
  
• Annual
  
• Days to Maturity: 60- 70
  
• Hardiness Zone: 4- 12
  
• Soil: Ph 6 to 7
  
• Temperature: Warmer
  
• Light Preference: Full sun
  
• Planting:
  
• Depth: 1"
  
• Plant Space: 18"
  
• Row Space: 6"
  
• Pests/disease: Corn wireworms, cut worms and fungal diseases
  
• Seed Count:
  
• 1 oz- Approximately 1,000 Seeds
  
• 4 oz - Approximately 4,000 Seeds
  
• 1 lb - Approximately 16,000 Seeds

Lemon cucumbers are a sweet, mild flavored cucumber used for pickling and slicing. Best if picked when still young. Lemon cucumber seeds do best with full sun, warm soil and regular watering. Because it is a vine like plant it requires some sort of supportive structure such as a trellis.