Lol. Goin full hype train on my cucumbers.
You can do grow bags, pots, in ground...they're pretty versatile. Trellising is good because cucumbers are natural climbers, but they can just as easily be left to vine out on the ground...I would recommend trellising though.
Check out https://www.johnnyseeds.com. If you do a search on their website for "parthenocarpic", it'll pop up a bunch of results. From what I've grown, I'd recommend the Harmonie f1 and the Adam Gherkin. They have several varieties of Asian style cukes and slicers also. I'd definitely recommend spending the few extra dollars with Johnny's, it's worth it.
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I love cucumbers myself, definitely going yo check that website out. Thanks . I've already started 3 different strains of tomatoes in my tent 
You're welcome. I think Johnny's is great, huge variety of everything and some very interesting f1 hybrids they develop in-house.Awesome
This will be my first time growing tomatoes, so will see how it goes. I picked up some seeds from a local place, figure it would be cheaper
Right on. Tomatoes are pretty easy. The main thing with tomatoes is that they're heavy feeders and don't like to be over-watered, aside from that, they'll pretty much grow themselves. For more manageable plants, I'd suggest reading up on suckering, basically you're pulling the side shoots that grow at each node to restrict lateral growth and bushiness. Hard to go wrong with tomatoes though, store bought can't compare to home grown.
Thanks, I can't wait to see everything get going. Last year was my first try at trellising cucumbers, and after that I won't go back...it's just so easy.I'm jealous of your vegetables. I got tied up doing other things and forgot until you started posting yours. Mine are just now breaking soil.
On your side everything is looking great! You thought I had a lot going on...can't wait to see everything take off on trellises.
Going good. I'll post some pics later when the light comes on. I had to spread my seedlings out, they're starting to put on some growth. I think I went a bit overboard with 13 plants in a 2x2...that isn't going to work for much longer.
Dang 13? Are you running a SOG? Nice variety of medication though for sure. I have two in my 2x2. Check your PMGoing good. I'll post some pics later when the light comes on. I had to spread my seedlings out, they're starting to put on some growth. I think I went a bit overboard with 13 plants in a 2x2...that isn't going to work for much longer.
I'm using the 2x2 to get them going and later for clones. The plan is to veg them for a while in the 2x2, long enough to take clones basically...I'd like to get 3 good clones of each plant. Then the seed plants will go outside while I figure out what to do with them...in all likelihood the seed plants will either be chopped or given away. At that point, it'll be all clones...one clone of each plant will go outdoors sometime in mid-late June to keep the size down, and I'll set up the 2x4 to do indoor flowering. I'd like to compare indoor to outdoor and determine my keepers from there. It's ambitious for me considering I've never done half the stuff I have planned, but we'll see how it goes.
Ohhh I see I see. I forgot you grew outdoor and your run of the honest genetics was you first indoor. How is that medication treating you by the way? This will be cool to see the comparison and keepers from indoor and outdoor. You got the skill set so I see you not having any problems man! Nice to hear from you!
You're too generous, I barely have much of a skill set.
I've made improvements, but I've got a lot to learn still. Doing an indoor grow was a real eye opener for me and really showed me where I'm at...outdoor is so much easier in comparison.
How do you deal with all the things that like to eat our plants and all the other elements? I tried outdoors last year first time, single fem seed. Topped for 4 mains, still rotted . Made me chop 2 weekish early so wasn't as good as it would have been. For that reason, I'm doing autos this summer. They're already in cups to get a headstart
I live in southern California, right on the edge of the desert. We pretty much don't get rain between May and October, the odd thunderstorm during monsoon season, but overall it's very dry here so rot isn't a concern.
