Cucumber 'Three White Leaves'

Product Information

Fournisseur : Le potager ornemental de Catherine
Type de produit : Seeds
Disponibilité : Rupture
Nombre restant : 0
$3.99

Product Description +

Cucumber 'Three White Leaves' (Cucumis sativus) – Offered by Le Potager Ornemental de Catherine



The 'Three White Leaves' cucumber is a rare and unique variety , native to China, producing long, thin, crisp white fruits , with very few seeds. Its mild and never bitter flavor makes it an excellent choice for fresh consumption and pickles .



Very productive, this cucumber grows on a creeping plant that can reach 2 meters , but it is also well suited to cultivation on a stake , thus facilitating harvesting and optimizing space.



Characteristics of the variety



Type : Annual
Plant habit : Creeping or climbing
Fruit length : 15 to 20 cm
Color : Cream white
Flavor : Sweet, without bitterness
Maturity : 65 days
Tolerance : Resistant to common cucumber diseases
Use : Fresh, salads, preserves, marinades



?? Cultivation method



?? Exposure : Full sun
?? Sowing :
Indoors 2 to 5 weeks before last frost
Direct sowing after all risk of frost, when the soil reaches 18°C
?? Sowing depth : 1.5 cm
?? Germination temperature : 20-30°C
? Germination time : 7 to 10 days
?? Spacing : 40 cm between plants
?? Watering : Regular, on well-drained, moist and rich soil
?? Protection of young plants : Recommended against insects at the start of the season
?? Recommended staking : Allows for better production and facilitates harvesting



Thanks to its high yield and exceptional flavor , the 'Trois Feuilles Blanches' cucumber is a promising new product for lovers of rare varieties.



Use and special features



?? A sweet and versatile cucumber
Ideal for raw vegetables, salads and preserves .



?? Rare variety and under selection
Still little cultivated in North America, it is part of a promising selection project.



?? A story marked by resilience
Acquired from Ekzotomat in Ukraine in early 2022, this cucumber was carefully grown and tested before its introduction.