Cucumbers

If its been dry where you are, water them daily. Its been in the upper 90's here so I've been watering mine twice a day. They soak up water like a watermelon. The fruit is yellow because of heat and driness, but if you still have blossoms you'll still have fruit. Water the dickens out of them, I mean lots and lots, if your leaves look kind of wilted, watch them perk up in about an hour. the go curly because there on the ground and the smallest thing can cause the young fruit to just grow around it. If you want them straight, plant a kind called straight eight and go them on a lattice work.

Cucumber comes from the Medieval French coucombre, in time derived from the latin word cucumer and cucumis.Cucumer is the latin sub-word for Green (Cuc) Grower (Umer)

It depends.

Certain pickles are brined and pickled using vinegar and often preservatives. Such as the one's that you find on the shelves of supermarkets. But others that are found in the refrigerated deli case may have only water, spices, garlic and not much else (the brand I purchase, Batampte, are made this way). Because there is no preserving agent, such as vinegar, these can go bad and grow bacteria of not refrigerated.

cucumber is a fruit because it has seeds evan though if you was shopping you would find it in the vegitable section because it is classed as a veg.

Rabbits, and deer are the two most likely animals that would be chewing on your cucumbers. Rats may also be culprits too. But it really depends on where you live, like whether you live in an urban or rural area.

Cucumbers contain most of the vitamins you need every day, just one cucumber contains Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium and Zinc.

Surprisingly, it is. Cucumber has around the same amount of protein as ground beef. Both have around 4.3 grams of protein in terms of same-value calorie intake (i.e., 100 Calories)

Cucuber is used for tummy and facial cleasing. It is used for soothing the eyes by slicing 2 piece out and place them on ur eyes while lying down in the dark .

For radiate skin: Cucumber and Garlic are good for achieve a radiant skin. Have for lunch.

For standard US commercial size, 40lb.

The original answer that was posted here as "zero, vegetables don't have protein", an absurd answer. How would herbivorous animals live? According to FatSecret.com, a whole, unpeeled cucumber has 2g protein, .33g fat, 45 calories, 11 g carbs.

Whoever posted the original answer, if you don't have a clue, don't leave an answer!

All food is biodegradeable.

Though the size of the carrots are medium, there will still be a variable number to the pound. You could buy a pound of carrots and count the number to get a rough idea.

If you keep it in there for a long time a pickle will come to your house while your sleeping and beats up the cucumber and shoots it with its ray gun and it vaporizes then the pickle jumps in to the jar and makes you think that the cucumber pickled.

yes they can eat cucumber its good for them as well as capsicum carrot apple and many more:)

If you're talking about when you have a facial and you put slices of cucumber on your eyes,well. It does nothing,it is just to help you relax so you can't see the outside world,and it feels great on your eyelids once your done.

No,you can not feed your dog[nor cat] a cucumber. Only dog food.

depends how big the cucumber is

^ how much of an unhelpful person!! i do not know but they shouldn't have put that it mademe angry.

Cucumbers do have saturated fat! They have 6% fat.

There is probably about 65 to 70 calories in the salad, if it is with proper servings. The calories per ingrediant for a proper serving are...... Lettuce - 30 Tomato - 25 Cucumber - 10 This doen't include any dressings, which can add 100 to 200 extra calories.

The cucumber is a tropical perennial in zones 10 and warmer. In colder zones, it is grown as an annual.

That would really depend on the cucumber. Cucumber contain a lot of moisture which is free of calories, so the calories vary from cucumber to cucumber depending on how moist they are. A rough average would be about 10 calories per 100g.

It depends on the recipe. They can be sweet, dill, spicy hot, etc. However, if you have ever had a fast food hamburger, that crunchy thin green slice of something on your burger is a slice of pickled cucumber. We usually just call them pickles.

No,the only thing that happens when you mix milk with cucumber is that the milk turns sour,because the cucumber is considered a citrus fruit

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