SV4719CS

SV4719CS is an early gynoecious slicer hybrid that features a vigorous vine and yields quality fruit in about 56 days. Its fruit are about 8 inches long and hold their uniform, dark green color well.

V23581 : SV4719CS
Treatment	* Pkg Size	** Price (USD)
FarMore FI400	1M seeds	$18.00
FarMore FI400	5M seeds	$82.50
FarMore FI400	15M seeds	$232.50
* M = 1,000 US customer prices shown in USD. * Canadian customers, please log in to see CA prices in USD.

Disease Resistance

Anthracnose
Angular Leaf Spot
Downy Mildew
Powdery Mildew
Cucumber Scab
Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus

How To Order

Attributes

Item Number

V23581

Maturity (days)

Habit

Gynoecious

Plant

Moderately Vigorous

Length (inches)

Diameter (inches)

2.25

Color

Dark Green

Hybrid

Yes

Treatment

FarMore FI400

Canada

Growing Tips

Planting: Direct seed ½” - 1” soils with 60ºF+ temperatures. Row spacing should range from 30” - 36” apart. Space plants 12” apart in the row.

Planting Guidelines - Cucumber

Approximate Seeds per Pound:

16,000 - 18,000

Seeding Rate per Acre by Weight:

0.6 - 1 lbs

Seeding Rate per Acre in M (1,000):

10.1 - 18.2 M

Seeding Rate Seeds per 1,000 foot of Row:

667 - 1,000

Seed or Plant Spacing In Row:

12 - 18"

Seed or Plant Spacing Between Rows:

30 - 36"

Seed or Plant Spacing Depth:

.5 - 1"

Recommended Soil Temperature:

60 - 95°F

Days to Germination:

7 - 10

Management: Scout fields weekly to make sure weed, insect, and disease pressure are kept in check.

Harvest: Harvest every other day. Slicing cucumbers should be picked when diameter is approximately 2”. Cucumbers should be approximately 7 - 8” long and have a smooth surface. Pickling cucumbers should be 3” long by 1” wide when ready to pick.

Storage: Store at 50 - 55º F and 90 - 95% humidity to ensure long shelf life.

Habit Terms

Gynoecious
Refers to all female sex expression when grown under ideal environmental conditions. Various stresses can cause more male flowers.

Monoecious
Refers to sex expression; having both male and female flowers on the same plant.

Parthenocarpic
Refers to the tendency of a plant to set fruit without pollination.

Predominately Femal
Refers to the blossoms produced by the plant as predominately female.