In the summer, there is a huge market demand for cucumbers. If you grow cucumbers in your field in such a setting, it might be a very lucrative business for you. Although there are many different cucumber types on the market, today we’re going to tell you about one that can be grown four times a year.

The PCUH cucumber market now offers a unique type. It is grown four times every year. This type of cucumber may be grown by our farmer brothers with high returns. Let us explain the process used in its cultivation.

Weather and Soil

In sandy soil, this cucumber produces a decent yield. The pH of the soil should be between 6 and 7 for the growing of this cucumber. Its cultivation requires a somewhat warm climate.

Preparing the Field

The field should be leveled after two to three plowings in order to produce a fair production of cucumbers. Only local manure should be used in this, and excellent insect and disease repellents should be sprayed on the field before planting.

AgricultureUses Irrigation

Crops of cucumber require additional moisture. The crop requires watering every week in the summer. Without irrigation, good productivity is possible during the wet season.

Hoeing Weeds

The cucumber field may be cleared of weeds and extra grass with a spade or spade. The crop should be weeded 3–4 times over the course of 20–25 days in the summer. At the same time, the likelihood of grass freezing due to water rises during the rainy season. The frequency of weeding rises under such circumstances.