The most productive cucumber varieties for open ground

To get early indoor cucumbers, you need to understand which cucumber varieties are the most productive for open ground. Furthermore, you need to choose varieties based on your region, as northern, southern, and temperate latitudes require different growing conditions. Let's take a closer look at the appropriate cucumber varieties.
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Madam

A super-early variety that will delight you with ripe, crisp gherkins is Madam. It has a very short growing season—about 40 days—and produces small, dark-colored cucumbers with white spines. The bushes are vigorous and vining, requiring pinching. The crisp, thin-skinned fruits grow in clusters. They are disease-resistant, ideal for salads, and highly productive.
Advantage — the fruits do not turn yellow and are not bitter.

Delicatessen

Early-ripening, with vigorous bushes, they require shaping. They have few seeds, crisp flesh, and a high sugar content. They are excellent for pickling and salads.

Advantages: The fruits don't overripe, aren't prone to yellowing, produce abundantly, and easily tolerate mild cold snaps. Ideal for temperate climates.

Nezhinsky-12

Mid-early, very productive, bee-pollinated. The fruits are medium-sized and crisp, the bushes are spreading, and fertile soil is required.
Advantages: Resistant to diseases, fruits do not turn yellow for a long time, excellent for pickling.

Pickling

Another early cucumber, pollinated by bees, medium-sized bushes with long vines, mixed flowering, small to medium-sized fruits, can become bitter in hot weather and lack of moisture.

Advantages: high yield, long fruiting period, disease resistant, tolerates cold well.

Sparta F1

Very early, with thin skin, grows up to 11 cm, crispy, perfect for pickling.

Elegant

Early ripening, with small cucumbers; cucumbers can be harvested after 40 days, ideal for canning.
Advantage - cold-resistant, suitable for the middle zone.
Buratino, Muromskiy 36 and Zozulya F1 will also be high-yielding for open ground.
See also: Cucumbers in a barrel, grown by Ganichkin.