- Gardeners Basics, Cucumber Seeds for Planting Outdoors 5 Variety Pack Armenian, Boston Pickling, Lemon, Spacemaster, Straight Eight Veggie Seeds

UPDATE 7/31/25: It's been about 3 months since we planted these, and the lemon ones never grew. We had a couple that looked like they were going to grow, but then they disappeared. We never got any other female flowers. We used a fan, and tried pollinating by hand, but they never ever took. The plant was HUGE, and tons of flowers, but no female ones. I have read that these are the kind that self-pollinate, but these definitely did not. There were literally hundreds of flowers, but they would always die without producing. The reason I think these had both male and female flowers is because there was a little tiny grape of a cucumber starting to grow, and then nothing happened, and we never ever saw any others like that. The rest were all male flowers, I guess. Ended up pulling the plant out of the aerogarden because it just was never going to produce any fruit. I think it might be because it was competing with 2 mini sweet pepper plants. They have tons of peppers on them! So, maybe they were hoarding all the nutrients? I don't know, but I will not combine them from now on. Each will have their own garden container. The Boston ones was the other plant I grew in with another container that had cherry tomatoes growing. Again, will no longer combine. It has TONS of female flowers and male flowers, and we use a fan, and pollinate them ourselves, and the fruit that appears to be starting always shrivels back into the plant like it never existed. So frustrating, cause there's been a minimum of at least 60 or more that we have missed out on not maturing. So, I am not sure if it's the seeds, or if it's because they were growing with tomatoes or what. When we replant them in their own containers, I'll update if they ever produce. As of now, not sure if it's the seeds or the way we had them planted combined with tomatoes, and the lemon ones combined with sweet mini peppers. ORIGINAL review: We are growing the Boston and Lemon varieties in our Aerogarden units. First time growing cucumbers, do we shall see how it goes. Both types germinated quickly.... Within 2 days, and they are both flourishing, so far. Excited to try the lemon variety, since that is so unusual. Will upload more photos as they grow. Only one image for now since they look exactly the same at this point.

All seeds sprouted and are looking great!

We had a good ratio of seeds to actual plants. I bought this pack specifically for the Armenian Cucumber which is my favorite. I'm hopeful the fruit yield turns out like the plants did.

Love the variety!

I expected much more than I got with these seeds. Over half of them produced no more than 2 vegetables. Ones that I had previously from another source produced more. Just to give you an example... One of the pants that I got from another source produced more than six of the ones from this package.

I had issues with the straigh 8 & Boston Pickler not producing fruit . But holy cow the lemon was delicious and the Armenian ones grew in silly shapes that was really entertaining the flavor and consistency of those is something we where not used to but we will definitely be planting again this year and repurchased this ! The quality of lemon was delicious! The germination of some where a bit slow but that was also my fault water wise and I also think one particular variety did not like the beating hot sun. We didn't get any fruit from it ,& it struggled all season long. Variety was fun for me& kids & everyone taste preference. We grew some large sized fruits! The health of the plants where wonderful all season long until aphids came. We don't use pesticides or things so we were fight those off leaf by leaf by hand. Worth the money. Large vines climbed all over the garden!

These seeds were a perfect addition for the school garden. The seeds germinated well and the children loved harvesting the product.

100% success rate with germination and hardening from indoor seedlings to outdoor. Planted in plastic bins- only 2 plants per bin- and look how they have taken off! The lemon variety (far right) takes up the most room but seriously cool yield. Also did Armenian, space saver, and Boston pickling. See pics.