five or six years ago i think we started trying to grow cucumbers here. some failures sure. a few times we didn't get much at all (because of location or failure to water them enough). experience helps. :)
the past few years have been pretty good.
on the whole, remember that annuals have a life cycle too, that they can start strong and do ok for a while, but then they may fade or struggle. and that may be ok, just how it goes sometimes.
i try not to freak out about diseases or insects. sometimes diseases are best avoided by picking other plants/varieties. and bugs can sometimes be worked around too. like the other day. i had a red chard plant. the leaves have been chewed a bit by grasshoppers. i don't mind that at all. they don't eat the whole thing. so i just rinse the leaves off to make sure there's nobody hanging on and then chop 'em up. tasted like red chard to me. :)
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