Here's are four cucumber plants I am growing in a pot indoors. I have made my own homemade trellis out of bamboo sticks, wire, and some twine. Varieties are Edmonson, Bush, Mila, and Lemon. Alot of people said you shouldn't grow more than one plant per pot, but this seems to be working just fine for me. My girlfriend has named the cucumber plant(s), Bruno.
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A baby cuke. The female flower has not yet opened.
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I understand where you're getting at. I'm not looking to get a large bountiful harvest on this. It's just a fun project that I started. I wish I had the opportunity to plant them in ground where they belong, but due to my living situation I can't do this.rainbowgardener wrote:[img]https://www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/senior/vegetabl/images/large/cucumbervine7.jpg[/img]
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The pot normally sits in front of my sliding glass door with the blinds open during daylight hours. Our apartment faces the east, so it gets plenty of sun.