Organic Cucumber Seeds (Marketmore 76) - Approx 100 Seeds - USDA Organic, Non-GMO, Open Pollinated, Heirloom, USA Origin

These Organic Marketmore 76 cucumber seeds exceeded my expectations! Germination was excellent, and the plants grew aggressively with strong, healthy vines. The cucumbers are crisp, crunchy, and surprisingly sweet with no bitterness. I also appreciate that the seeds are USDA Organic, Non-GMO, open-pollinated, and heirloom, so I can save seeds for future seasons. A fantastic choice for any home gardener looking for a productive and reliable cucumber variety.

Works! 3 days later I said hello to my babies 🥰 Planted 6 seeds and 4 sprouted so far but it’s only been 2 days later after putting in the dirt!!!

Grows great with a ton of tasty cucumbers. A wild growing viner with tons of production.

First time gardening and my cucumbers along with my dandelion seeds are the only ones that germinated and left me with plenty of food to harvest. So in the very beginning, I just planted the seeds directly into my raised bed and 16 cucumber plants sprouted up, however they all did didn’t survive( I’m new to gardening) so I had like half left and every day I go to my garden now and I’m picking cucumbers continuously this week I picked 18 cucumbers. And not the small baby cucumbers I’m picking really nice size cucumbers. I ordered my arch trellis so that it can come in because one thing about cucumber vines ,They are travelers so I’m going to direct them so they can get more airflow and sunlight and less fungus. These seeds are the truth!

Received 11/18/25, these seeds were packaged for 2025 Season which is now well past this season in Pennsylvania. I don't expect the germination rate will be as high as 98% as stated, in the next 2026 growing season of which is the earliest of which I will be able to use them. I usually get two (2) growing seasons out of my purchased heirloom seeds. But now I will have to harvest seeds from my next Marketmore 76 cucumber crop.

This is a second order of these seeds this season. We had a great germination rate the first time and they have been great producer. These cucumbers go from small to full size in just a few days so you really have to keep checking them. So far we have had no issue with disease or bugs on the plants. We will be replanting to keep a crop going until our first frost usually in November or early December.

These seeds germinated well and the plants have been quite hardy. They have produced so many cucumbers that I've been able to share my bounty with coworkers! The cucumbers themselves are delicious...very crisp and flavorful, perfect for dipping hummus or chopping up for a salad.

I recently purchased the Purely Organic Products Purely Organic Heirloom Cucumber Seeds (Marketmore 76), drawn by their promise of being certified organic, non-GMO, open-pollinated, heirloom seeds with USA origin. The prospect of growing my own cucumbers from seeds that check all the boxes for sustainability and purity was exciting. Upon receiving the packet, which contains approximately 100 seeds, I was eager to get started and followed all the recommended steps for planting. The packaging and presentation of the seeds were reassuring, underscoring the quality and care Purely Organic Products puts into their offerings. However, I've encountered an unexpected challenge. Despite my best efforts and closely following the planting instructions, the seeds did not germinate as anticipated. This has been a disappointing setback, especially considering the high hopes I had for integrating these cucumbers into my garden. Understanding that various factors can affect germination, including environmental conditions and timing, I'm not ready to give up on these seeds just yet. I plan to attempt germinating more of them very soon, as to not miss much of the growing season. My hope is that a second attempt will yield better results and that the initial failure to germinate is just a minor hiccup in what will ultimately be a successful growing experience. For now, my review must reflect my initial experience, which has been less than ideal due to the germination issues. However, I remain hopeful and look forward to updating this review with more positive news after my next attempt at planting. Given the circumstances, I would rate these seeds with 1 out of 5 stars, keeping in mind that my rating could improve should the next batch of seeds germinate successfully. For fellow gardeners considering these cucumber seeds, it may be beneficial to start with a small batch for testing germination rates before committing to planting them extensively.