Miss Pickler Hybrid Pickling Cucumber Seed

Fruits hold their crunch during processing
High yields of blocky, uniform fruits
One of the earliest pickling varieties available
One of our favorite pickling cucumbers, Miss Pickler Hybrid produces abundant crops of medium green, blocky, uniform fruits that hold their crunch during processing. They’re ready really quickly, too. Miss Pickler is one of the earliest pickling cucumbers on the market. The gynoecious (all-female) vines ensure abundant crops. Pollinator seed is included. However, if only planting a few seeds, we recommend also planting another cucumber variety, such as Straight Eight Cucumber, to assure good pollination. Cucumber plants can be grown in hills or let the vines climb a fence or trellis for easy picking. 50 DAYS
Cucumis sativus ‘Miss Pickler’
Height:6 – 8 inches.
Spacing:4 feet between each hill.
Depth:Sow seed 1/2 inch deep with 4 – 5 seeds per hill, (thin to 2 plants per hill once it has emerged).
Spread:Vine.
Light Required:Full Sun
Pollinator:All female plants with pollinator seed included. If only planting a few seeds, it would be best to plant another variety such as the Straight Eight Cucumber to assure good pollination.
Size:50 Seed Pkt
Blooms:Early Summer, Mid Summer, Late Summer, All Summer
Days To Maturity:50 days.
Zone:3-9
Germination:7 – 10 days.
Form:Vegetable, fruits, cucumber.
Flower Form:Small yellow flowers.
Soil Requirements:Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
Growth Rate:Medium to fast growth rate.
Seed Count:Approximately 50 seeds per packet, 1/2 oz. is approximately 500 seeds, 2 ozs. is approximately 2,000 seeds.
Foliage:Green foliage.