Cucumber , Party Time (Greenhouse) Cute Small Snack type

Cucumis sativus, All - female cute, small “snack-type”, A gleefully misbehaving little cucumber, happiest with the modest shelter of an unheated greenhouse or polytunnel, though perfectly willing to conduct its antics in a large patio container with a touch of summer protection. This all‑female rascal produces small “snack‑type” fruits with shameless enthusiasm, popping out three or four crisp, bite‑sized cucumbers at every node as if determined to outdo itself. Sweet enough to eat whole straight from the vine, it keeps up its merry pranks all season, never missing a chance to charm or show off. With excellent resistance to powdery mildew, it remains a sturdy, good‑natured rogue from first flourish to final bow. (Non‑ridge type.), Seed Count Approx - 12 avg 

  SOWING - Best sown in a propagator between Mar & Apr, or May to June if  sowing seeds directly outdoors. Sow seeds on their sides at a depth of 1cm in 7.5cm pots of free-draining, seed   compost.Transfer young plants into 25cm pots late Mar (heated) or late May (unheated).  Keep evenly moist – little & often is best. Train main stem up wire or cane. Pinch out  side-shoots 2 leaves beyond a female flower. feed every 10-14 days