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Cucs - keep em up or lay them down?

10 years ago

This has been a stellar year for me growing cucs. Normally I don't have this problem but these babies are still going strong (Diva) and they are at the top of the trellis. Wondering if I should leave well enough alone or pull the poles and lay the hole thing on the ground so they can keep a runnin.

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zzackey
10 years ago
OMG! They are beautiful! I would just leave them alone and let them fall over the other side of the trellis. My cukes are pooping out now. It looks like the leaves have some kind of virus. It has rained so much here in the last month and a half it's a wonder anything is still alive.
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