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The Best Way to Store Cucumbers, According to an Expert
No more soggy spots.Simply Recipes / Adobe StockNormally, I’m not normally a fan of plastic-wrapped produce, especially when it's covering a single baking potato or a few apples. It just doesn’t make sense.When it comes to cucumbers, you'll see some varieties hanging out in the produce bins, but others, like English cucumbers, are almost always wrapped in plastic. The purpose is to keep moisture in, oxygen out, and protect them from bruising. Bu…
Cucumbers are relatively unpretentious plants that are easy to grow. But even these hardy vegetables have their own requirements for growing conditions, and the wrong place can ruin the entire harvest. RBC-Ukraine (Styler project) tells about eight places where, according to experts, cucumbers should not grow - and why this is so important to consider. Shaded areas Like most fruit-bearing plants, cucumbers require six to eight hours of direct …
Do you finish your cup of tea and throw the bag into the trash can? You may not know that you are throwing away a real treasure for your plants. Used tea bags contain key nutrients for the growth of vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers, and can become an ecological and free ally in your garden or urban garden. Far from being a simple residue, infused tea still preserves nitrogen and tannins, two components that stimulate the development of …
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