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Cucumber farmers, I greet you all powerfully. |
Lily F1 hybrid cucumber. Description: Deep green color skin, thick flesh. Size: 5cm x 26-28 cm. Average weight 300g. Flowering 21 DAS. Maturity: 35-38 DAS. Gynoecious flowering - Predominantly female flowers. Disease Resistant: High resistance to powdery mildew. Intermediate resistance to downy mildew. Heat Resistant. High yielding (40-50 tons per hectare). Seed pack: 10g. Origin: Thailand. Call/chat: 08084429909
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Hello farmers... Hope the rain is getting to your area? |
Good evening farmers, I trust we're all doing fine. So, how have we been coping with the high temperature and low rainfall scenario on our farms? |
Powerful greetings to thee great farmers. This is your favorite cucumber seed vendor reporting for duty . Yes we've been away for awhile but we've been cooking something. Now it's ready and already being served. Glad to tell you now that Lily f1 cucumber is now available in 10g packs! This came as a result of multiple request from lots of farmers. It's still the same awesome seeds but now in a smaller pack for a pocket friendly price. We're glad we're able to deliver more value and more options to the farmers. Lily f1 cucumber is now available nationwide. Check with your seed vendors.
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Thank you to everyone spreading the gospel of "Lily f1 hybrid cucumber". We appreciate you greatly. My Ilaro people, I greet una powerfully o . |
This is like his 5th time of planting Lily f1 cucumber, and according to him, he's always impressed.
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Rain is back fully. Get your fungicides ready ejoor ![]() |
Maryam1234:Seedless cucumber, to the best of my knowledge, are the Japanese/Chinese or non slicing types. You can reach out to me to share what so we don't dilute this thread. Thank you for your understanding. |
Ire o!
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Hello farmers, hope the cold is enjoyable ? I greet you all. |
Is the tractor still available? Location if yes. |
Dear cucumber farmers, how's your season panning out? Lets talk. |
All green cucumber...ready for the market.
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The "Lily" advantage is all you need for your cucumber cultivation. Get in touch. |
You need a seed that will complement your efforts. Lily f1 hybrid cucumber will surprise you. |
A great weekend to everyone. |
From Agbeka village, Akinyele LG Ibadan.
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Pictures sent by one of our farmers in Anambra.
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ComrdDRS1:I prefer not to. |
ComrdDRS1:This is another kettle of fish. We do not have the expertise needed to advise you on this topic sir. Thank you. |
"Everyone is amaze of the result so far". Above is the response of a farmer when I asked her opinion about Lily f1 hybrid cucumber. I will share her harvest pics here soonest. She's doing a major harvest today. Lily f1 hybrid cucumber seed is still in stock. Grab your copy now!!!
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Woke to see this message from the South East. What a way to start the day! Lily f1 cucumber is a game changer. But of course... you don't have to take our words for it.
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Barka de Sallah to all our Muslim brothers and sisters. Blessings! |
To the Odogbolu man; the Ilaro brethren; the Akinyele sister; Ijebu Ode crew; the Onitsha bulldozer �; the Benue man...and all the many farmers that has taken a chance on Lily f1 cucumber, may your efforts not be in vain. God bless our efforts. |
Lily f1 cucumber is back in stock! Come and test it and see. |
Hello everyone. Happy 3 day o . Hope the season going well already? |
GracedVictory:The best thing you can quickly do is to look around you for cucumber farmers and learn from them. If you have to pay to learn pls do, as it will be a wise investment. Every other thing can come right after. Am on Whatsapp. You can buzz up anytime. |
Orgasmgiver123:@orgasmgiver123, one plot of land is "large enough" to start with. Especially if you're just starting out. It might even be too big to handle for some. The rain is gradually getting ready for a comeback, so I'll advise you to secure your land and start with your land clearing. We can talk more on Whatsapp anytime you're ready. The seed will also be available. God's speed and God bless. |
Understanding Fungicides. This Fungicide usage tips will broaden your knowledge about fungicides. If you read to the end, you'll understand how best to prevent fungicide resistance and how to enhance your overall plants health. What are fungicides? Fungicides are pesticides that prevent, kill, mitigate or inhibit the growth of fungi on plants, but they are not effective against bacteria, nematodes, or viral diseases. Fungicides can be classified based on: Mobility in the plant: Contact vs. mobile (types of systemics). Contact fungicides (AKA protectants) are not absorbed by the plant and stick to plant surfaces. They provide a protective barrier that prevents the fungus from entering and damaging plant tissues. Systemic products (also known as penetrants), are absorbed by the plant and can move from the site of application to other parts of the plant. Preventive vs. curative: Preventive fungicides work by preventing the fungus from getting into the plant. The preventive fungicide must come into direct contact with the fungus, and they have to be re applied to new plant tissues (as leaves or needles expand in the spring) or if the product washes off. Curative fungicides affect the fungus after infection. This means they can stop the disease after the infection has started or after first symptoms are observed. Fungicides that can move in the plant can be both preventative and curative. Mode of action: This refers to how the fungicide affects the fungus. Fungicides may work by damaging the cell membrane of the fungus, inhibiting an important process that the fungi, pinpointing a single or multiple processes in the fungus. It's important to incorporate different modes of action by mixture or by alternating products to maintain effectiveness and prevent fungicide resistance. Rules For efficient and safe fungicide use: 1. The problem has to be diagnosed correctly. Before applying a fungicide make sure that you know the cause of the disease (is it a disease? If so what is causing it? Fungi? which one?) and when (Rainy or Dry season?) and how often to apply the fungicide. The timing of the fungicide application can enhance the effectiveness of the product and prevent additional sprays. 2. Read the label and follow instructions of your fungicide. This will not only protect your plant, but it will also protect your health and the environment. Remember always to apply fungicides using the appropriate equipment at the recommended application rate. Avoiding Fungicide Resistance. A proactive approach using diverse disease control tactics is the most effective way to avoid fungicide resistance. The primary objective of this preventive strategy is to reduce selection pressure by: 1) selecting and using fungicides correctly; and, 2) managing fields, farms, or sites wisely to reduce the inoculum of the pathogen and create conditions less favorable for the disease to occur. In treating your plants, make sure to alternate different classes of fungicides. Doing what it takes to avoid fungicide resistance is a good alternative to paying the price for overcoming resistance once it occurs. Remember, the best management strategy against plant diseases is by promoting plant health in the first place. Before planting, make sure that soil, water, and light conditions are ideal for your plant. Once the plants have been established, make sure to use the appropriate sanitation, fertilization, and pruning practices to enhance plant health. Sources: apsnet.org hortnews.extension.iastate.edu |
Hello everyone. As you enjoy your valentine, keep in mind that white fly are still on call ![]() Still on the white fly matter, I will share a solid update before the end of the week - A friend gave me the news of his recent discovery of an effective remedy to white fly. I will share details here as soon I have the full info. Stay tuned guys. |
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