- The fruits are small, flavorful, weighing 5-10g, and yield an abundant harvest.
- They can be consumed fresh, pickled, or added to salads; their taste resembles that of a cucumber.
- Plants grow rapidly, reaching heights of 3-5m, with a single plant covering an area of 2-3m². Therefore, they should be planted near a wall or provided with support.
- Both the fruits and the entire plant, which resembles a liana, are decorative.
- Seedlings should be planted after the last frost.
- If cucumber seeds are sown in March, the seedlings will be suitable for planting after 30-35 days.
- Consequently, depending on planting opportunities, sow seeds at the appropriate time to prevent seedlings from becoming overgrown.
Cultivation is suitable for glazed greenhouses, balconies, and outdoors, preferably in a sunny and wind-protected location.