Cucumbers will immediately grow and produce a great harvest! Water them with this

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In this video, I will show you how to prepare an effective growth stimulant. This fertilizer will accelerate the growth of cucumbers, you will get an early harvest of cucumbers. Fertilizing cucumbers with yeast is the best growth stimulant, especially if the cucumbers are not growing. And in this video, I will give you 2 recipes for preparing a cucumber fertilizer with yeast. Watch the video Very important fertilization of cucumbers! Cucumbers will immediately grow and give a great harvest! Water them with this and get useful information!
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All Comments (21)
  • @chrisglasscock9093
    Me and my wife started a community garden several years ago and I haven't heard of using yeast. I can't wait to try this. Thanks for the new ideas. I will let you know if it works where I live.❤
  • @GrandmaSandy
    Thanks for a wonderful garden tour video today and some great information about cucumbers
  • @michellegarwood1123
    Thank you my cucumbers are really growing slowly would surely go and buy the yeast and follow your advice.
  • @iynulhadhi1727
    I tried this for all my plants and it grows so well. I really love this fertilizer. Thank you so much.
  • @annharlan8926
    I think a lot of water in the U.S. is treated and has chlorine and floride which may inhibit the yeast growth. I will use water from my rain barrel. Thank you. I have always had trouble growing cucumbers - my favorite vegetable.
  • @GoAskKit
    In bread baking the warm water for the yeast needs to 105 degrees and it will be ready in about 10-20 min.
  • @paulamorton6454
    Great info in a very clear, complete presentation. I’m especially glad to know of a good use for my expired dry yeast. I’ll try this on my cucumbers, zucchini, and roses.