Commercially introduced by us in the U.S.!
Phonetically pronounced: chan-gel-kooy (‘g’ as in good)
Once a very popular farmers’ market heirloom, nowadays, Çengelköy is a very rare cucumber due to gentrification and loss of city gardens. This Turkish heirloom produces small, crunchy, and sweet fruits. No need to peel the skin! Best when picked at 4”-5”of length. Small plants keep producing for two months after the first harvest. 65-70 days to maturity.
Packet has 20 seeds
Çengelköy
$3.50 – $7.00
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| Size | 20 seeds, 50 seeds, 100 seeds |
Randy Thompson (verified owner) –
Great flavor, great yield
Katherine M. (verified owner) –
Our garden facing the ocean directly at an elevation of 27 ft. Cucurbitaceae plants in general suffered and did not produce abundantly. I do not feel the quality f the seed had anything to do with those results, but cannot say if it would do well in another setting. This was our first year growing in this location. We look forward to future experiements with this seed elsewhere.
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Larik (verified owner) –
I only grew two plants, and they were damaged by deer early on, but managed to survive. This cuke was flavorful and yummy, with a subtle fresh flavor. They have a thin skin which is very pleasant for salads, but I think it means they don’t keep on your counter as long as other varieties. This didn’t matter, because we ate them all right away:) Was a favorite at our house.
Erica Chao –
Cengelkoy thrived in my high tunnel. This is my first time successfully growing a persian style cucumber. We harvested July through October in the PNW. Amazing!
Pamela (verified owner) –
I’ve been starting seeds for my summer vegetable garden for 15+ years. None of these seeds germinated for me. Will give it another try next year and update.
Laurie (verified owner) –
Beautiful cucumbers. Fair number. Susceptible to disease.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I loved these cucumbers – they grew well for me in the Northeast US, and had a great flavor.
Irem Kurtsal (verified owner) –
I ate one before a blight got to them:( That one was delicious, like the ones back home. Darn blight, though.
Deborah (verified owner) –
Ahmet (verified owner) –
Great cucumbers, very prolific and tasty
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Cary Smith (verified owner) –
In a year of cucumber failures in my midwest garden, these were the only plants to survive and produce cucumbers for me and I give it credit for that! I can’t wait to try it again in 2023
Anonymous (verified owner) –