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Saving my cuc - Bren - 20-05-2020

One of my Beth Alpha cucs gave up on 3 May it was laying horizontal across the pot Sad  the bottom leaves all floppy.   Anyway I’d read previously about cutting of the top couple of inches and popping it in water to root. 

This is how it looks like today it’s time to pot it on.  Smile

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RE: Saving my cuc - Vinny - 20-05-2020

Nice one Bren Smile . I didn't know you could do that with cukes. Huh Handy if they get too leggy as well I would imagine? Cool


RE: Saving my cuc - Veggie - 20-05-2020

One of my Beth Alpha is a bit droopy too but There's not enough stem to cut off - yet.
Thanks for the reminder, Bren. Smile


Wonder if it works with other cucurbits too ...........should do?


RE: Saving my cuc - Broadway - 20-05-2020

Thanks for the tip Bren


RE: Saving my cuc - Small chilli - 20-05-2020

Wish I’d known that a couple of weeks ago I lost both my cucumbers ( the variety I can’t pronounce or spell  Rolleyes ).
They both did the droopy thing. So I binned them.


RE: Saving my cuc - Can the Man - 20-05-2020

My 2 cucumbers that got the dart of frost recently appear to have recovered. I will get some photos tomorrow and post.


RE: Saving my cuc - Bren - 21-05-2020

I just goes to show Can that cucs can be hardier than we think.


RE: Saving my cuc - Admin - 21-05-2020

Thats what you call a success Bren...very useful tip Smile


RE: Saving my cuc - Can the Man - 21-05-2020

This is how they are looking now

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RE: Saving my cuc - Admin - 24-05-2020

Brilliant tip Smile