My cucumber crop is a great way to harvest them.

Hello, good morning everyone. Today I want to share with you a field of cucumbers I've been growing for a while. The photos I'm showing you are 100% my own. It's morning, which is why the plants have that characteristic texture reminiscent of dew.

This is the cucumber field I was telling you about, which is quite large now, as it's been planted for a while. Well, today I want to tell you a little about it.

I've watered it, removed the weeds so they wouldn't harm the small cucumbers, and cared for it well so it looks this good. Plus, I haven't been alone; my family has done most of the work in this cucumber field. Here are a few so you can see how big they are.

These are some of the largest, but there are also smaller ones, with their flowers. Furthermore, the harvests don't always yield good results; there's always a downside, like the one I'm showing you.

As you can see, it's not that they have bad economic results, but from time to time some cucumbers become covered in this kind of foam, and what happens is that they rot due to too much moisture.

There are always more positive results than negative ones. Look at how many new cucumbers there are with their flowers.

These are the plants with the most cucumbers right now, but in a few weeks each plant could have up to 20 cucumbers, both new and old.

Now I'll give you a clearer explanation of the price of cucumbers in my area. Well, if I want to sell them, I sell them for 11 cents a pound, but they're not sold by the pound, but by the hundredweight, which is equivalent to 50 pounds of cucumbers, which would be $5.65.

I know these prices seem unbelievable, but it's true that prices vary from country to country; each country's currency is worth more than the next.

I hope you enjoyed this little trip where I told you a little about myself and what I grow. I hope you enjoyed it. See you soon. I also want to let you know that this text has been translated from Spanish to English using Google Translate. See you soon with new and exciting crops.