Renee's Garden Container Cucumber Bush Slicer Seeds
Best compact variety for successful patio vegetable gardening.
This Renee's Garden seed pack features the Bush Slicer cucumber variety, perfect for small spaces and container gardens. These dwarf bushes produce juicy, slicing cucumbers that are 6 to 8 inches long with smooth skin and crisp flesh. The indeterminate hybrid vines are known for yielding strong crops in various conditions and are resistant to common issues like powdery mildew, cucumber mosaic virus, and scab. Enjoy fresh, homegrown cucumbers from your patio this season.
$3.39
More Cucumber Options
Owner Satisfaction
4.5
/ 5
Category Rank
5274
/ 6513
#5274 in Seeds & Seed Tape
Price vs Category Average
-68%
Below average
Common Name
Cucumber
/ Cucumber
Who it's for
- Urban gardeners, apartment dwellers, or those with limited outdoor space
- Home cooks, health-conscious individuals, or families seeking fresh produce
- Beginning gardeners, busy individuals, or anyone desiring straightforward plant care
Who should skip it
- Gardeners aiming for large harvests or extensive pickling projects
- Busy individuals, forgetful gardeners, or those in very hot climates
- Enthusiasts desiring a wide range of cucumber flavors or textures
Performance breakdown
Container Suitability
Compact bush habit thrives perfectly in small patio pots and containers.
Disease Resistance
Robust defense against mildew and mosaic virus ensures a healthier harvest.
Harvest Speed
Fifty-five days to maturity provides a quick turnaround for home gardeners.
Yield Potential
Indeterminate vines produce a surprisingly heavy crop for their small footprint.
Ease of Growth
Reliable germination and adaptable nature make this ideal for beginners.
Fruit Quality
Produces crisp, sweet slicing cucumbers with a satisfying, smooth texture.
Key Specs
Common Name
Cucumber
Light Requirements
Full Sun
Minimum Spacing
4 inches
Days to Germination
5 to 10 days
Days to Harvest
55 days
Recommended Planting Time
April to June
Depth
1 inch
Container Type
Pack
Know before you buy
Yes, these are specifically bred with a compact bush habit, making them an excellent choice for containers on balconies or patios where space is limited.
While they are compact, you should use a container that holds at least 5 gallons of soil to ensure the roots have enough room to support a healthy, productive plant.
You can expect to start harvesting your cucumbers approximately 55 days after planting, provided they receive adequate sunlight and water.
Unlike traditional vining cucumbers, the Bush Slicer variety has a compact habit that typically does not require a trellis, though a small stake can help keep the fruit off the ground.
Yes, this variety is specifically bred for resistance to powdery mildew, cucumber mosaic virus, and scab, which helps ensure a more reliable harvest in various growing conditions.
These plants require full sun, meaning they need at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight each day to produce a strong, healthy crop.
Still have a question?
Ask Hayley anything about this product before you decide.