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Cucumber · Moderate

How to Grow Suyo Long

Cucumis sativus

Your complete guide to growing Suyo Long.

☀SunFull sun (6+ hours)
💧Water1-2 inches per week, deep watering
📅Harvest61 days
🗺Zones2–11
📏Height8-18 inches
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When to Plant Suyo Long

Planting windows vary by USDA hardiness zone. Look up yours by ZIP code.

ZoneStart IndoorsDirect SowHarvest
Zone 1 June July – September October – August
Zone 2 May – June July – August September
Zone 3 May June – August September – October
Zone 4 April – May June – July August – October
Zone 5 April May – July August – September
Zone 6 April May – July August – September
Zone 7 March – April May – June July – September
Zone 8 March April – June July – August
Zone 9 February March – May June – July
Zone 10 January – February March – April May – July
Zone 11 January February – March April – June
Zone 12 January February – March April – June
Zone 13 January February – March April – June

Companion Plants for Suyo Long

✓ Good companions

Beans

Fix nitrogen in soil to benefit cucumber growth and provide natural trellis support

Corn

Provides natural vertical support for climbing cucumbers and shade for roots

Dill

Attracts beneficial insects that prey on cucumber pests like aphids and spider mites

Lettuce

Benefits from cucumber's shade while making efficient use of garden space

Marigolds

Deter cucumber beetles, aphids, and nematodes with their strong scent

Nasturtiums

Act as trap crops for cucumber beetles and aphids while repelling squash bugs

Radishes

Repel cucumber beetles and squash bugs while improving soil structure

Sunflowers

Attract beneficial insects and provide natural trellis support for vining cucumbers

✗ Keep away from

Aromatic Herbs

Strong herbs like sage can inhibit cucumber growth and affect flavor development

Melons

Share similar pests and diseases, increasing infestation risk and competition for resources

Potatoes

Compete for similar nutrients and may increase disease pressure in soil

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g serving (USDA FoodData Central)

10.0kcal
0.59gProtein
0.70gFiber
3.20mgVitamin C
0.22mgIron
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