Why do my cucumbers get mildew in the greenhouse
By Kcold
United Kingdom
Could anyone advise me of any types that are resilient to this?
- 12 Jan, 2009
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I don't think I fancy that Marguerite. I have sent you a PM re the ridge cues.
12 Jan, 2009
Thanks for answering the question DoctorB as this happens to me some years, well not me the cucumber plants, lol - may I ask, once they get mildew do they recover if they then get warmth and sunshine or is the plant ruined? Dawn
12 Jan, 2009
If you only have a minor attack you can remove it and they may well survive, but if you have a severe attack there is no chance.
Glad you explained it wasn't you getting it Dawn, that would not have been nice. LoL.
12 Jan, 2009
Well Doctor B, it is quite cold and damp at the moment with no sunshine so I might be susceptible to mildew, ha ha. Thanks for your info above.
12 Jan, 2009
Well all I can say Dawn is turn the thermostat up. Lol. then we can all get warm.
12 Jan, 2009
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Mildew is due to lack of sunshine and cold, damp conditions. If you get the temperature up, it should solve the problem.
The only ones that may be resistant to this are ridge cucumbers.
12 Jan, 2009