Cucumber Green Tiger

This cucumber variety is non-bitter and extremely early maturing, ~50 days from early spring sowing to the first harvest. The first female flower appears on the 3rd or 4th node, with a female flower rate of over 95%, showing strong female characteristics. Fruit is mostly produced on the main vine, setting 3-4 fruits growing on each plant at the same time. The color of the fruit is white with green stripes, and it has small, sparse, and white prickles. Each fruit is approximately 20-24 cm long, 3.2-4 cm in diameter, and weighs around 200-260 grams. The fruit is consistent in appearance, with a crispy and juicy texture, a strong cucumber flavor. The plant is highly resistant to major leaf diseases such as downy and powdery mildew. This plant is also tolerant to low temperature and weak light. Check out our YouTube videos for suggestions on how to start cucumber seeds , how to grow cucumbers in your backyard garden , how to prune your cucumber plants for best productivity , and a detailed review on how to tell female from male flowers on cucumber plants . This cucumber variety is non-bitter, extremely early maturing, with the first female flower appearing on the 3rd -4th node, and a female flower rate of over 95% , exhibiting strong female characteristics. It primarily bears fruit on the main vine, with a growth period of approximately 53 days from early spring sowing to first harvest. It has strong fruit-bearing capacity, with each plant capable of producing 3-4 cucumbers simultaneously. The cucumbers are white with green stripes, featuring small, sparse, white spines. The cucumbers are 20-24 cm long and 3.2-4 cm in diameter, weighing 200-260 grams each. The cucumbers are straight and uniform, nearly cylindrical, with good shape consistency and a good commercial appearance. The fruit quality is excellent, with a crisp, juicy texture and a strong cucumber flavor. It exhibits strong tolerance to low temperatures and weak light, and strong resistance to major foliar diseases of cucumbers such as downy mildew and powdery mildew.