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naat_gw

identify cucumber

naat
11 years ago

Hi

when sowing seeds, in order not to mix them, every variety is sowed

separately and marked in an garden schematic

after one variety is done, the next one will follow,

that way the chance of accidental seed mixing is reduced.

Between three "white wonder" cucumber plants, wile on one side there are

Japanese cucumbers, on the other side English cucumbers

and tomato row is the next in parallel.

there was an new late coming fruit:

http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k617/aguaga/Fruit.jpg

and here is the foliage:

http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k617/aguaga/Foliage.jpg

the fruit size is about 3x3.5 at the moment and he lost its peach fuzz

much further down the row there are:

Painted Serpent

http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k617/aguaga/paintedserpent.jpg

Metki Dark

http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k617/aguaga/metkidarkfoliage.jpg

Carosello Barese

http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k617/aguaga/carosellobaresefoliage.jpg

and regular Armenian.

The foliage of the painted serpent in my garden is the closest one to resemble the one of the unknown type,

But the stems of painted serpent are slightly ribbed

and the stems of the unknown plant are rounder

the real melons i have looks different

if an mistake was made wile sowing the seeds, that sort of fruit should have been reappearing at least three more times elsewhere

But that is the only one around.

probably they sent me by mistake extra seed mixed with the white wonder cucumber seeds

none of my squashes, zucchini, melon, cucumber

has an identical look as that one

The question is: can anyone recognize that fruit?

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