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How a pickle is grown?
Its a cucumber -_-
How can I obtain cucumber seeds?
You can obtain cucumber seeds by purchasing them from a garden store, online seed suppliers, or by saving seeds from a cucumber you have grown yourself.
Who has the largest pickle?
The largest cucumber ever grown was 44.5 inches. It was grown by Daniel Tomelin in British Columbia.i
Why are your cucumbers fat on the end and very thin at stem end?
The cucumber is grown hanging. So its because of gravity that the cucumber is fat at the bottom.
What vegetable cannot be processed in any way and is eaten the way it is grown?
The vegetable is the cucumber.
How many vegetables are grown in balochistan name them?
potato,cucumber,onion,tomato,eggplant.
Is cucumber plants annual or perennial?
The cucumber is a tropical perennial in zones 10 and warmer. In colder zones, it is grown as an annual.
What conutry dose cucumber come from?
Cucumbers are originally from India, but nowadays they are grown in most countries.
What is the name of creeping plants grown for their edible cylindrical fruits?
One such plant would be a cucumber.
What is the biggest cucumber ever grown?
The biggest cucumber ever grown was recorded in 2009 and weighed an impressive 18.9 pounds (8.6 kg). This massive cucumber was cultivated by a gardener named Dan Sutherland in the United Kingdom. It measured 42.5 inches (108 cm) in length, showcasing the potential for extraordinary growth in this common vegetable. Cucumber growing contests often highlight such impressive specimens, attracting gardeners eager to break records.
How do you use a cucumber?
Best Pairings for Cucumber Recipes- Cucumber + tomato- Cucumber + feta cheese- Cucumber + red onion- Cucumber + vinegar- Cucumber + herbs (esp. mint, dill, basil, chervil, chives, cilantro)- Cucumber + garlic- Cucumber + sesame- Cucumber + seaweed- Cucumber + yogurt or cream- Cucumber + avocado- Cucumber + fish and shellfish (esp. crab, tuna, and anchovies)
Name 20 food crops grown in India?
Potato, Radish, Cabbage, Brinjal (also known as eggplant or aubergine), Spinach, Cucumber and Squash and others.
