Seeds of long-fruited cucumber Telegraph F1 - long and very tasty

Cut / number of seeds: 1 g (about 28 - 35 seeds of long-fruited cucumbers Telegraph F1 are in one package).
Sowing rate: In early sowing from 150 to 180 grams, and in late sowing from 180 to 200 grams per hectare.
Harvest:-

Sowing period: Early sowing from March 25 to 30, and late sowing from April 20 to May 20.
Planting period: Move outdoors as soon as the frosts have passed, the seedling is ready for its permanent place when the first two true leaves appear.

Cultivation scheme: Outdoors and in the greenhouse, in rows, leaving a distance of 80 centimeters from row to row and 40 centimeters from plant to plant during early sowing. In the middle-early and late, the scheme is 100 – 120/10 – 12 centimeters.
Vegetation: At 62 days.
Fruit characteristics: Long-fruited cucumber Telegraph produces a fruit that is long (35-40 cm), dark green, with very thin skins, without warts. Perfect commercial appearance and excellent taste, no bitterness. The variety is highly valued as a salad.
Varietal seeds of the long salad cucumber of the variety Telegraph F1 are now an indispensable part of the rich vegetable catalog of our garden store Semenata Shop.

Cucumbers of the long-fruited Telegraph F1 type are among the high-yielding early cucumber varieties. It is seen with equal success outdoors in field production and indoors in greenhouse conditions (it gives very good yields in greenhouses built from Israeli greenhouse film).

It is good to sow the cultivar seeds of the long-fruited cucumber Telegraph F1 in well-drained soils in a sunny place where they will be protected from the wind, as well as in properly heated greenhouse conditions.

In the early sowing of cucumbers, you need only 150 to 180 grams of seeds per 1 decare, and in the late cultivation of the variety, 180 to 200 grams of seeds are required per 1 decare.

Seedlings of the long cucumber of the hybrid variety Telegraph F1 are prepared in a special tray or a small working pot, made precisely for such purposes. Sow 3 to 4 centimeters into the soil. Early sowing must be carried out between March 25 and 30, and late sowing between April 20 and May 20, in order to have the best possible results and obtain an abundant and quality harvest. During the period of seed germination, make sure that the temperature limits of the soil move in the range above 15 degrees. Germination itself takes from 7 to 14 days.

Planting the seedlings outdoors is done only after the frosts and the dangers they bring to the cucumber plantations have passed. A sign that a long-fruited cucumber seedling is ready is the appearance of the first two true leaves of the vegetable plant.

Telegraf F1 is viewed regularly and at the same time as a stake, both in the yard or garden and greenhouse conditions. In the case of early sowing, a distance of 80 centimeters must be left from row to row, and from plant to plant the distance is 40 centimeters. In the case of mid-early and late sowing, the scheme is respectively 100 – 120/10 – 12 centimeters. This is done for better aeration of the crops, as well as for their optimal nutrition during all periods of their development.

The vegetation of the long-fruited cucumber lasts about 62 days.

During this time, be sure to keep the soil with plantings slightly moist, do not overwater, so as not to rot the seeds and later the plants, as well as to prevent the appearance of mold, common in such a situation. However, do not let them dry out either.

The long cucumber reaches sizes from 35 to 40 centimeters, has a dark green color and a thin peel without warts. It does not need to be peeled before eating, and there is no bitter taste. It is widely used in our country for making many salads, as well as for preserving winter food in jars. 

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