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Sativa Seeds – Cucumber Gherkin Regina F1 – 1000 seeds

Name: Cucumber Gherkin Regina F1 - 1000 seeds
SKU: 15003103
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origin : Italy

MIN-germ:85%

A hybrid industrial cucumber characterized by its strength and early production cycle, very well resistant to both powdery mildew and smut

Suitable for industrial operations

Gherkin Regina cucumber is a type of cucumber grown specifically for pickling, characterized by its small size, thin skin, and strong flavor. It is widely grown to meet the needs of food industries and homes.

Planting seasons

Planting Regina cucumber depends on climatic conditions, where it is preferable to:

Summer planting: starts from February to May.
Autumn planting: from August to September.
Greenhouse cultivation: available throughout the year provided that temperature and humidity are controlled.

Requirements for the appropriate environment

Optimal temperature: between 20-30 degrees Celsius.
Suitable soil: light, well-drained loamy soil rich in organic matter.
Ideal pH: between 5.5 – 7.0.

Planting methods

Open field cultivation

Soil preparation:

o Plow the land well and add organic fertilizer.

o Create terraces 20 cm high and 80-100 cm wide.

o Prepare a drip or flood irrigation network.

Cultivation method:

o Seeds are planted directly on the terraces or under plastic covers to protect the seedlings.

o Distance between plants: 30-40 cm.

Greenhouse cultivation

Greenhouses are used to increase productivity and protect plants from harsh weather conditions.
It relies on vertical cultivation using suspension threads to support the plants.

Care and fertilization

Irrigation

Drip irrigation is best to reduce fungal diseases.
Cucumbers need regular irrigation, especially in the early stages of growth and fruiting.
Avoid over-irrigation to prevent root rot.

Fertilization

Cucumbers need a balanced fertilization program that includes:

Organic fertilizers: such as compost to improve the soil.
Chemical fertilizers:

o Nitrogen (N): to enhance vegetative growth.

o Phosphorus (P): To strengthen the roots and stimulate flowering.

o Potassium (K): To increase the quality of the fruits and improve the plant’s tolerance to environmental conditions.

Foliar fertilizers: such as calcium and zinc to improve plant resistance.

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Pest and disease control

Common diseases: powdery mildew, gray mold, and bacterial wilt.
Common pests: whitefly, aphids, and red spider mites.

• Control: Use organic and chemical pesticides when necessary, while paying attention to sound agricultural practices

Harvesting

Harvest date: 40-50 days after planting.
Harvesting method:

It is preferable to collect in the morning to preserve the freshness of the fruits.

Cucumbers are picked when they reach a length of 5-10 cm, which is the ideal size for pickling.

Pickling:

o Wash the cucumbers well.

o Place them in a brine solution with additives such as garlic, dill, and hot pepper as desired.

Leave them in a cool place for a period ranging from a week to a month to obtain the ideal flavor.

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Pickling cucumbers is a profitable and easy-to-implement investment if the right conditions are provided in terms of soil, irrigation, and fertilization. By following good practices in control and harvesting, high productivity with excellent quality can be achieved.

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Cucumber Gherkin Regina F1 – 1000 seeds

A hybrid industrial cucumber characterized by its strength and early production cycle, very well resistant to both powdery mildew and smut

Suitable for industrial operations

Product Details

Sativa Seeds – Cucumber Gherkin Regina F1 – 1000 seeds

origin : Italy

MIN-germ:85%

A hybrid industrial cucumber characterized by its strength and early production cycle, very well resistant to both powdery mildew and smut

Suitable for industrial operations

Gherkin Regina cucumber is a type of cucumber grown specifically for pickling, characterized by its small size, thin skin, and strong flavor. It is widely grown to meet the needs of food industries and homes.

Planting seasons

Planting Regina cucumber depends on climatic conditions, where it is preferable to:

Summer planting: starts from February to May.

Autumn planting: from August to September.

Greenhouse cultivation: available throughout the year provided that temperature and humidity are controlled.

Requirements for the appropriate environment

Optimal temperature: between 20-30 degrees Celsius.

Suitable soil: light, well-drained loamy soil rich in organic matter.

Ideal pH: between 5.5 – 7.0.

Planting methods

Open field cultivation

Soil preparation:

o Plow the land well and add organic fertilizer.

o Create terraces 20 cm high and 80-100 cm wide.

o Prepare a drip or flood irrigation network.

Cultivation method:

o Seeds are planted directly on the terraces or under plastic covers to protect the seedlings.

o Distance between plants: 30-40 cm.

Greenhouse cultivation

Greenhouses are used to increase productivity and protect plants from harsh weather conditions.

It relies on vertical cultivation using suspension threads to support the plants.

Care and fertilization

Irrigation

Drip irrigation is best to reduce fungal diseases.

Cucumbers need regular irrigation, especially in the early stages of growth and fruiting.

Avoid over-irrigation to prevent root rot.

Fertilization

Cucumbers need a balanced fertilization program that includes:

Organic fertilizers: such as compost to improve the soil.

Chemical fertilizers:

o Nitrogen (N): to enhance vegetative growth.

o Phosphorus (P): To strengthen the roots and stimulate flowering.

o Potassium (K): To increase the quality of the fruits and improve the plant’s tolerance to environmental conditions.

Foliar fertilizers: such as calcium and zinc to improve plant resistance.

____________________

Pest and disease control

Common diseases: powdery mildew, gray mold, and bacterial wilt.

Common pests: whitefly, aphids, and red spider mites.

• Control: Use organic and chemical pesticides when necessary, while paying attention to sound agricultural practices

Harvesting

Harvest date: 40-50 days after planting.

Harvesting method:

It is preferable to collect in the morning to preserve the freshness of the fruits.

Cucumbers are picked when they reach a length of 5-10 cm, which is the ideal size for pickling.

Pickling:

o Wash the cucumbers well.

o Place them in a brine solution with additives such as garlic, dill, and hot pepper as desired.

Leave them in a cool place for a period ranging from a week to a month to obtain the ideal flavor.

________________________________________

Pickling cucumbers is a profitable and easy-to-implement investment if the right conditions are provided in terms of soil, irrigation, and fertilization. By following good practices in control and harvesting, high productivity with excellent quality can be achieved.

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