Sperli Fatum Salad Cucumber Seeds, F1 80939, Tried and Tested Giant Cucumber, Ideal for Mustard Cucumbers, Fruit Length 30 to 40 cm, Content for 30 Plants, Vegetables, Seeds, Cucumber Plants

Price: €3.24
(as of Jul 26, 2024 05:01:56 UTC – Details)

The salad cucumber Fatum is a giant peeled cucumber that enjoys great popularity due to its impressive size – the cucumbers can grow up to 40 cm long and 10 to 12 cm thick. The green-skinned pulp is completely free of bitter substances and only minimally penetrated by a small core housing, which makes the fatum cucumber extremely appetizing. The cucumber seeds can be sown directly into a loose, humous and nutrient-rich soil from May or June. A place that is sunny to semi-shaded is best suited for good growth. From July to September, you can harvest and enjoy the impressive cucumbers continuously. Regular fertilisation of the plants during the growth phase can significantly increase yields. In addition, the lap strength of the Fatum cucumber ensures a reliable and stable harvest. To increase the biodiversity in your garden, it is recommended to add other seeds from our range, such as mini cucumber seeds, seeds for pickles or various herb seeds. Discover the diverse seed world of your garden world seeds and experience how enriching gardening can be. Lap proof. Large, tasty fruit harvest possible from June
Giant cucumber: The salad cucumber ‘Fatum’ is a giant peeled cucumber, which is very popular due to its large fruits – up to 40 cm long and 10 to 12 cm thick the green-skinned cucumbers are very popular.
Sowing: In May or June, the cucumber seeds can be applied directly into loose, humous and nutrient-rich soil. In a sunny or semi-shaded place, ‘Fatum’ feels most comfortable.
Harvest: From July to September, you can gradually harvest the huge cucumbers and let you taste it. If you fertilise the plants several times, your yields will be even higher
Results: The bitter-free fruits have white, firm flesh with a small core casing which makes ‘Fatum’ extremely tasty. The harvested cucumbers can be used as mustard pickles
Tips: The growing plants deliver high yields. Even watering and repeated fertiliser increases the yield. From mid-May (frost-free), transplant into the open ground.