How far apart to plant cucumbers

Plant cucumbers 12 inches apart in the row with 48 to 72 inches between rows, or set two to three plants per hill.

The spacing: 12 inches in-row x 48 to 72 inches between rows; or plant in a hill (two to three plants per hill).

Plant four to five seeds per foot, then thin to a 9- to 12-inch spacing.
Thin the seedlings once they are 4 to 5 inches high.
If using hills, set two to three plants per hill.

Spacing varies by variety and layout; your local extension office is the closest authority.

How far do cucumbers need to be planted apart?

“For non-trellised cucumbers, space plants 8 to 10 inches apart in rows that are 5 feet apart .” — hgic.clemson.edu

For non-trellised cucumbers, space the plants 8 to 10 inches apart in rows that are 5 feet apart. If you prefer hills, set two to three plants per hill.

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