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In general cucumbers are planted one inch deep and should emerge in 7-14 days. They can be planted along a fence in a row 18-36 inches apart, or in hills where you plant 4-6 seeds 3 inches apart and the hills should be 36 inches apart.

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1/2" to 1" and pack the dirt on top of them to ensure good surface area contact. They should sprout in 10-14 days.

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It actually depends on how big the seed is

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