'Homemade Pickle' cucumber cuttings (help!)

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rchtyp
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Registered: 10/04/08
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'Homemade Pickle' cucumber cuttings (help!)

#10568719 - 06/25/09 03:46 AM (17 years, 3 months ago)

Hello everyone, I need some quick advice on saving some cucumber plants. I have 10 different varieties of plants in my garden this year seeing how well different things grow because it's my first garden at this location. I've had a very busy week and tonight since I was in a rush, I took the hose out instead of mixing the fertilizer in a bucket and watering every plant individually, and in doing so I knocked over the cage that the cucumbers were vining on. That made my cucumbers - my only cucumbers - break right off at the bottom of the stem :shrug:

. I do have a humidity chamber made for plants, if I put them in there with some sand or sawdust is there any chance they'll root? They're about a month old.

Thanks,
rch

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rchtyp
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Registered: 10/04/08
Posts: 363

Re: 'Homemade Pickle' cucumber cuttings (help!)

[Re: rchtyp]
#10571648 - 06/25/09 05:13 PM (17 years, 3 months ago)

R.I.P poor little guys.

When something dies, nature always seems to work something out :mushroom2:

life is beautiful.

My first fully ripe tomatoes of the season

And my zucchini is doing amazing. You probably can't tell by the picture but it's about 3.5 feet - an amazing growth speed as it was about 6 inches tall 3 weeks ago.

I would probably have many strawberries by now, but the birds need some good nutrition to grow great and strong to eat the pests of next years garden.

rch :peace:

Edited by rchtyp (06/25/09 05:23 PM)