25 Sweet Burpless Cucumber Seeds – NON-GMO

    25 Sweet Burpless Cucumber Seeds – NON-GMO

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      Grow Crisp, Sweet, Burpless Cucumbers Right in Your Backyard These premium NON-GMO Sweet Burpless Cucumber seeds deliver outstanding yield and... Read more

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        Grow Crisp, Sweet, Burpless Cucumbers Right in Your Backyard

        These premium NON-GMO Sweet Burpless Cucumber seeds deliver outstanding yield and exceptional flavor season after season. Known for their crisp texture, mild sweetness, and easy digestibility, these cucumbers are a top choice for home gardeners who want both productivity and taste. Resistant to downy and powdery mildews, they thrive in a wide range of conditions — from raised beds to garden rows.

        Imagine stepping into your garden on a warm summer morning, picking a perfectly ripe, deep-green cucumber still cool from the night air. That's what these seeds promise — a harvest you can taste the difference in.


        Growing Details

        • Genus/Species: Cucumis sativus
        • Variety: Burpless Garden Sweet
        • Days to Maturity: 55 days
        • Fruit Color: Deep Green
        • Growth Habit: Vining
        • Harvest Season: Late Spring through Late Summer
        • Light Requirement: Full Sun
        • Soil: Moist, well-drained; normal or loamy
        • Disease Resistance: Downy & Powdery Mildew

        Planting Instructions

        • Direct sow seeds 6" apart in deeply watered soil (Zones 9–10 recommended)
        • Once seedlings reach ~4" tall, fertilize with organic liquid fertilizer
        • Transplant outdoors when plants are 5–6" tall, spacing at least 6" apart

        Frequently Asked Questions

        Are these seeds GMO-free?
        Yes — these Sweet Burpless Cucumber seeds are 100% NON-GMO and open-pollinated, so you can save seeds for future seasons.

        How many seeds are included in this pack?
        Each pack contains 25 seeds, giving you plenty to start a productive cucumber patch with room for replanting.

        Why are they called "burpless" cucumbers?
        Burpless cucumbers have thinner skins and lower cucurbitacin content, making them easier to digest and less likely to cause bloating or gas.

        When is the best time to plant these cucumbers?
        Plant in late spring after the last frost, or in early summer. They thrive in warm soil (above 60°F) and full sun conditions.

        Do these cucumbers need a trellis?
        As a vining variety, they grow best with a trellis or support structure, which also improves air circulation and keeps fruit clean and straight.

        Pros and cons

        • Edible
        • Disease resistant

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