Growing Armenian Cucumber And How They Taste

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12 сен 2024

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@PermacultureHaven 5 лет назад

Thank you for stopping by! Hope you like this video. Please like and share it with your friends and family if you think they might like it as well :) For more, subscribe to our channel and check our website, facebook, G+ and Instagram. Cheers and have a good one! Ewa

@ybatres1 4 года назад

Thank you for this very pleasant video. I also tried Armenian Cucumber in Virginia USA, Agricultural Zone 7. We had a very hot and humid summer and they are going absolutely crazy. Very delicious. Crunchy and do easy to grow 😌

@eyadhamza3147 3 года назад

I used to eat them when I would visit Syria in the summer as a kid. Haven't seen them in any supermarkets here in the US so I started growing them last year. It was a great success and better than traditional cucumbers! I also grew Striaght-8 and Wisconsin pickling cucumbers but they were very bitter so this year I'm only going to grow Armenian cucumbers. I have a couple different varieties I'm going to try.

@baneverything5580 2 месяца назад

Try Beit Alpha Cucumbers. Heavy producers and no bitterness.

@rogjackson 4 года назад

I am starting to get some large ones here in Northern California, Sonoma County. I planted late, like 5/15/20. They are great because they use a little less water than say lemon cucumber. The plant is tough, bug resistant, and can stand to go without water for a day or two if it has to. Also, my soil is not great and this plant did excellent just the same! Excellent video!

@PermacultureHaven 4 года назад

Yes! They are great :) Cheers!

@sharvontillman7436 Год назад

I grew these for the first time last year. I had so many cucumbers I couldn’t eat them all they grow fast and in abundance. I will definitely be growing more of these this year. Also are it rainier they’d get huge this is a high yielding cucumber plant.

@zylzyl3823 4 года назад

I remember eating them when i was little , they are not as juicy as english cucumbers , but they are so much richer in other nutrients , and the taste is so rich ...

@gabbygertie8709 3 года назад

Popped on to find out when to harvest my Armenian cucumbers. Apparently I have let one get Way too big, so will use him for seed for next year. But I'm going to harvest the other one for dinner tonight. Thanks for the video. Never grown these before.

@jellyellis9383 5 лет назад

I just planted it today! My son is super excited to eat it

@PermacultureHaven 5 лет назад

Awesome! Happy gardening! :)

@zacharydance7822 2 года назад

going to grow can not wait to try it for the first time!

@aproverbs31woman59 5 лет назад

Trying to grow some this year! 😊. Thanks for sharing!

@sallystege7163 4 года назад

Nice video. I am hoping my plants will make fruit before a freeze. I am at 5200 feet in Lassen county CA. Lovely tiny 2-3 cm and many flowers

@thisearththeonlyheaven 5 лет назад

Looks great, nice and fleshy. Other cucumbers that size would be usually be seedy. I will have to give it a try if it likes hot and humid.

@PermacultureHaven 5 лет назад

Yes Chris! Its a great substitute for the regular cucumber. Fleshy and juicy :) We are in the subtropics but I can imagine it will grow everywhere. Let me know how you go! Cheers. Ewa

@davidnoble3037 5 лет назад

I think we will try these, thanks Ewa

@qaternada102 5 лет назад

In Jordan it is price half dollar each 1 kg... It is very famous in middle east

@asupremum1246 5 лет назад

What your growing season like? Is it hot and rainy? Hot and dry? Mild and dry?

@PermacultureHaven 5 лет назад

We live in a coastal subtropical part of Australia, however we have a very dry and hot summer this year. Luckily, the Armenian cucumber doesn't mind it as you can see :)

@asupremum1246 5 лет назад

@@PermacultureHaven , oh I live in South Florida in the subtropics too. My summers are hot with lots of rain so I guess Armenian cucumber may not be for me :(

@marlamakela6804 3 года назад

Just found we planted it. Did npt know what it was

@fayekeller7411 4 года назад

What is your favorite recipe to make with them?

@PermacultureHaven 4 года назад

Fermented, pickled, fresh in salads :D Don't have any favorite recipe.

@melhemsaidy1707 4 года назад

Armenian melon/cucumber should be cultivated way earlier. this is to big. it should be between 15 to 25 CM long with 1 to 2 CM in diameter only. we usually keep 1 to overgrow so we can take the seeds for next year.