Is it good for cucumber plants
923819
I don't see why it wouldn't work. I use it for my clematis and it works beautifully! It is collapsible so you would have to stake it out to keep it at its full length.
923820
In my non professional opinion, yes. It is long and strong, that's about all you need.
355012
yes, I use it for carrots, cucumber, zuchinni--just about all vegetables. It woorks great. I am very pleased with its performance.
250647
Works on beetles because it cuts into soft tissues between segments and they die by dehydration. So should work. However, have you tried other controls like planting nasturtiums and French marigolds around your squash and cucumber plants to repel these pests? Also, I always grow my pickles and cucumbers up fencing--they stay dirt free and NEVER have squash bugs or cucumber beetles attack them. Easier to pick, too! I only get a few cucumber beetle attacks on my zucchinis and winter squash and I usually just pull and destroy leaves with larvae on them before the squash bugs mature. Repellent flowers also discourage vine borers. Hope this helps. Works on beetles because it cuts into soft tissues between segments and they die by dehydration. So should work. However, have you tried other controls like planting nasturtiums and French marigolds around your squash and cucumber plants to repel these pests? Also, I always grow my pickles and cucumbers up fencing--they stay dirt free and NEVER have squash bugs or cucumber beetles attack them. Easier to pick, too! I only get a few cucumber beetle attacks on my zucchinis and winter squash and I usually just pull and destroy leaves with larvae on them before the squash bugs mature. Repellent... » Read More Works on beetles because it cuts into soft tissues between segments and they die by dehydration. So should work. However, have you tried other controls like planting nasturtiums and French marigolds around your squash and cucumber plants to repel these pests? Also, I always grow my pickles and cucumbers up fencing--they stay dirt free and NEVER have squash bugs or cucumber beetles attack them. Easier to pick, too! I only get a few cucumber beetle attacks on my zucchinis and winter squash and I usually just pull and destroy leaves with larvae on them before the squash bugs mature. Repellent flowers also discourage vine borers. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1027243
That depend on your purpose. I have used it on & around plants with good success. What I'm becoming concerned about is it's use around vegetable and fruit plants. I suspect some of the poison is getting into the plant and I'm not sure I want to be eating it if it gets into the fruit/veggies. If it's just ornamental plants, I don't think you'll have any problems and it should work pretty well.
97506
Yes it is. I used the single layered one for herbs and cucumbers and used the 3 layered ones for tomato plants, green beans, green peppers, beets, sweet peas and hot peppers.
1991565
the reading o have done says they are easy to grow and can be planted outside after last frost-i stared growing them just 2 weeks ago =if they produce i will use some to pickle them with my cucumbers
773498
Sure, anything is possible. That may slow the draining of water, with more roots on the soil. I would use more plant food. I was never successful at tomatoes, but Japanese cucumbers grew very nice and huge. Hope this helps. Joe
164493
I've just used it on potatoes and carrots, but there isn't any reason it shouldn't work on softer vegetables like cucumbers.
110647
Yes I use it all the time for what ever fresh fruit or vegetable that will fit in it. It works great. I have strawberry & cucumber bags which work super too!
1175586
Yes I use alot of Apple's and carrots cucumbers to..no peeling or removing seeds
426744
Yes it is. I use it for my vegetables and everything else. It drains very well and will not hurt any plant!
1238725
This type of bucket is designed for one plant only. These are mainly for tomato, pepper, cucumber, or any medium to large plant.
1931244
I only used with emons, lme and ginger root w/cucumber. Residue does settle at the buttom. Its just me. So theirs no finger prnters on it. Hope i answered to your satisfaction.
345400
Personally, I have never tried this with cucumber. I figure it is to water filled to stay firm enough for veggie noodles. I use zucchini.
1405632
I have cut not only tomatoes, but cucumbers also. It will cut anything as long as it isn't too soft.
1595782
Depends on the type of plant. It's not super bright so while it'd probably be sufficient for low to medium light plants, the light is definitely not strong enough for high light plants unless you have a shallow tank, and position the plants right below the light.
528489
I use it on my veggies for powdery mildew. It says "safe for organic gardening".