Straight Eight Cucumber Seeds – 150+ Heirloom Non-GMO Seeds by Isla’s Garden Seeds, Crisp & Tender, High-Yield, 90% Germination Rate, Perfect for Slicing, Easy to Grow, Great for Home Gardens or Gift

Update: 8/1/21 - Finally got 3 cucumbers. Here are some pics. The taste was kind of plain - but they were awesome with ranch dressing.2/20/21 - I have an indoor nursery going and I had a white fungus show up on my leaves. In an effort to grow without chemicals, I have grabbed some scissors and cut out all the white areas. A few days ago, I have some male yellow blossoms show up - so hopefully in a few days, we'll have some female blossoms. Fingers crossed 🤞!1/18/21 - So I am almost 4 weeks in. I started my seeds in an aerogarden, planting 2 seeds per pod and used only 2 pods. At about week 3, the leaves were so huge, they were growing over my other plants (Jalapeños) that I worried my little pepper sprouts would literally be overshadowed. I made the decision to plant them into a potted bed. The roots had really taken off in the aerogarden and while I did my best to surgically extricate all of the roots - they eventually broke off about half their roots. Next, I wanted to reuse my aerogarden basket, so I tried to delicately weave what remainder of the roots I had left and unfortunately lost more roots in the process. I was mortified that I probably had 1/3 of my roots from where the plant started from. I went ahead and put it into the soil and have been keeping the soil moist and much to my surprise, 3 days later, it looks like it's thriving again. So these are some hardy and aggressive growers. If I had a do-over, I would probably evict the plants out of the aerogarden after 1-2 weeks. My aerogarden seems to be a beast for getting plants started. I hope to have more news in another month. I'm going to switch to a water spikes for consistent soil moisture. Wish me luck!Original: 12/28/20 - I received these on Thursday and planted them immediately. Saturday morning, I had little sprouts. It's a great start and I hope my little plants will yield cucumbers in the near future. I'm new to growing ... anything- so this is kind of exciting.

Our first time to plant vegetables in our backyard (we recently moved to a sandy soil State) and we started with seeds to germinate and these cucumbers' seeds sprouted the earliest among the others. Once moved to the ground they grew big each day, sprawled and bloomed crazy! After about 60 days, we were harvesting in abundance!!! The 4 photos shown here are just the initial harvest and 5th and 6th photos were harvested the 2nd week!! Shared to relatives, friends and neighbors and all are so happy with these delicious cucumbers :) We are happy the most

I purchased 3 sets of cucumber seeds, and I have 2 other types currently flourishing in the garden. These sprouted the fastest out of the 5 similar varieties. We shall see very soon how they taste, but I am thrilled so far.

It’s silly to hit me with a review so quickly when I have no idea how they will turn out this soon? The delivery was quick, the seedling are popping up (within a couple of days) and that’s pretty much it at this point. Still waiting for our local weather to settle down so I can move them to the raised garden beds.

Amazing- 1 week of germinating in paper towels. Today I planted all 12 seedlings in soil. Hi quality seeds- all 12 popped!

The plant germinated without any problems and grew great, but the leaves were attacked and some flowers. The flowers were all males, so no fruit at this time

The media could not be loaded.  The seeds were crushed and fell apart. Nothing germinated. Don’t waste your money!

They were doing great but all the sudden they just died I don’t know what happened I have had much success in other plants but I was quite sad they all died within two weeks of each other after almost a month of growth