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Cucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of Diva
Cucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of Diva
Cucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of Diva
Cucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of DivaCucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of DivaCucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of Diva

Cucumber Diva

2002 AAS Edible – Vegetable Winner

Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of Diva. The fruit will be sweet, non-bitter with a crisp texture when harvested at 6-8 inches. Normally seedless, a few seeds may grow if pollinated by other cuke plants. Diva produces all female flowers (gynoecious, parthenocarphic) and does not require pollen to set fruit. These traits result in high yields. Expect mature cukes in about 58 days from sowing seed in the warm soil. Plants are resistant to scab and tolerant to powdery and downy mildews. Diva is the only slicing cucumber you need to grow in your garden.

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Categories: 2002, Cucumber, Edibles/Vegetables, National
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AAS WINNER DETAILS

Winner Type: National
Class: Cucumber
Variety Name: Diva
Genus: Cucumis
Species: sativus
Year: 2002
Common Name: Cucumber
Type: Edible – Vegetable
Breeder: Johnny’s Selected Seeds
Close Market Comparison: Beit Alpha, Mucher and Amira

PLANT NEEDS

Duration Type: Annual
Light Needs: Full sun
Water Needs: Normal
Season Type: Warm season
Staking Required: No

PLANT CHARACTERISTICS

Foliage Color: Green
Plant Habit: Vining
Fruit Color (Harvest): Dark green, semi glossy
Fruit Shape: Slender cylinder with slightly tapered ends
Fruit Size: 6-8 inches
Fruit Flavor Description: Sweet, not bitter

IN THE GARDEN

Garden Spacing: 5-6 feet
Days To Harvest (Sowing Seed): 58
Days To Harvest (Transplant): 32
Plant Spread: 5-6 feet
Disease Resistances or Tolerances: Scab, Angular Leaf Spot, Powdery and Downy Mildew

HOW TO GROW

Transplant (recommended): Sow into 2″ cell-type containers with soiless starting mix, 2 seeds per cell. Germinate at 75-85 degrees. Grow on at 70-75 degrees. Transplant 20-25 day-old plants to garden 2 feet apart.

Direct seeding: Wait for 70 degree soil temperature after frost danger is past. Sow seeds 6 inches apart, 1/2 inch deep.

To harvest, pick fruits on the small side (like a large pickle) every other day.

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