Overview of Apollo Cucumber

An F1 hybrid is nothing more than a species or race (variety) crossed with another species or race. Using this procedure, we can improve some intrinsic characteristics of the daughter plant that are superior to the parents. The plant has a complex disease resistance. Great-tasting cucumbers with a beautiful appearance combined with a high yield can be consumed and sold. Gherkins to 10 cm in length and taste good with minimal maintenance and rare collection, essential for most gardeners. Cucumber flesh is dense and produces crisp cucumbers when canned.

What You'll Love

• A dense canopy of vegetation
• The ability to withstand cold temperatures
• An even distribution of vegetation
• Consistently high fruit quality

Benefits of Use Apollo Cucumber 

The cucumber is known for its kidney cleansing properties. They do this by helping to clear the kidneys and bladder of debris and stones. Cucumber consumption has been shown to lower the level of uric acid in the body, helping to prevent kidney and bladder stones. Hydration is provided, so the skin does not become blemished or aged. Furthermore, cucumbers help to cleanse the whole body as well.

How to Care & Sow Apollo Cucumber 

To start cucumber seeds outdoors, the soil needs to be at least 20 degrees Celsius and frost should not be a threat. It is traditional for cucumbers to be planted in rows or on mounds and sprawl along the ground as they grow. One centimetre deep and ten centimetres apart, plant seeds. Sprouts should be thinned separately once they have sprouted and adequately cared for.

You can keep the soil moist by watering frequently but avoid drowning your plants. Cucumbers contain a large amount of water, so it's essential to keep them well hydrated—harvest cucumbers during the spring or summer. If cucumbers grow too large, their flavour and quality will diminish. The plant will stop producing cucumbers if only one grows long enough for the seeds to mature. 

Specifications:

• Blooming Season: Summer
• Type of soil: Loamy
• Season: April and June
• USDA Zones: 5A
• Kingdom: Plantae
• Clade: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Rosids
• Order: Cucurbitales
• Family: Cucurbitaceae
• Genus: Cucumis
• Species: C. sativus
• Benefits: Beneficial Vegetable