cucumber growing in tx: Get A Grip!--What Are Your Squiggly Thingy's Holding On To?
- 09/14/10 04:13 AM
I like to call them squiggly thingy's...but after careful research I found out that those little curly q's on my cucumbers plants are called "tendrils". Whatever you want to call them...I am fascinated with their quirky personalities and determination to be at the top of the trellis. I do realize that cucumber plants do not have souls...but even so...watching them has spoken to my soul. Many of you have watched the progress of my garden and have seen my cucumber plants grow from seeds to what they are today. The moment they begin to vine out they will start looking for something … (6 comments)
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I like to call them squiggly thingy's...but after careful research I found out that those little curly q's on my cucumbers plants are called "tendrils". Whatever you want to call them...I am fascinated with their quirky personalities and determination to be at the top of the trellis. I do realize that cucumber plants do not have souls...but even so...watching them has spoken to my soul.
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