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by chief cultivator on March 19, 2010
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by FigTree on January 26, 2010
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by dig the dirt editor on April 24, 2009
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Cucumis sativus 'Suyo Long' variety produces large quantities of 10-16" long, curvaceous fruits. Remarkable Chinese with spiny skin that protects the delicious, crispy, non-bitter flesh. Almost seedless, the fruits of 'Suyo Long' are burpless, crisp, and tender. Planting depth: .5-1 inch. Days to germination: 4-12 days. 60-70 days to maturity.
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by sheday on August 04, 2020
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