Stop settling for thick-skinned cucumbers that require peeling and seeding just to be edible. Mojito is bred for the modern kitchen—offering a "no-peel" experience with a skin so thin and tender you’ll forget it’s there. True to its name, this...
Mojito Cucumber Seeds
Non-GMO | High-Yield | The Ultimate Summer Refreshment
The Culinary Edge 🍸
Stop settling for thick-skinned cucumbers that require peeling and seeding just to be edible. Mojito is bred for the modern kitchen—offering a "no-peel" experience with a skin so thin and tender you’ll forget it’s there. True to its name, this variety is the gold standard for summer mixology and fresh culinary applications. It delivers a crisp, cooling snap with a clean finish that won't overwhelm your palate, making it the essential ingredient for high-end cocktails, chilled soups, and crisp garden salads.
At A Glance:
| Feature | Specification |
| 👅 Flavor Profile | Clean, Refreshing & Sweetly Mellow |
| 🎨 Visual Contrast | Smooth, Bright Emerald Green / Small Seed Cavity |
| ⏱️ Maturity | 50–55 Days |
| 🔢 Quantity | 10+ Premium Seeds per Packet |
✨ Flavor Profile
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Burpless Excellence: Naturally low in bitter compounds, ensuring a sweet, digestible fruit even during the stress of high-summer heat.
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Ultra-Crisp Texture: Features a dense, juicy flesh with a remarkably small seed cavity, providing more "meat" per slice than standard field cucumbers.
🍴 Culinary Versatility
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The Cocktail Companion: Its name isn't just marketing; the mild flavor and thin skin make it the perfect muddled base for mojitos, gin tonics, or infused spa water.
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Quick Pickling: Because the skin is so permeable, these cucumbers absorb brines and marinades rapidly, making them ideal for "sun pickles" or 10-minute refrigerator salads.
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Chef’s Carpaccio: Slice paper-thin on a mandoline to create a translucent, emerald-green base for seafood crudo or light summer appetizers.
🌱 Growing Notes
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Early & Prolific: One of the fastest-maturing varieties in our shop, perfect for the Montreal region’s shorter windows or for getting an early jump on the season.
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Disease Resistance: Bred with high vigor to resist common garden stressors, ensuring the vines stay productive and green throughout the humid peaks of July.
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Compact Habit: While it loves a trellis, Mojito is manageable enough for large patio containers or vertical garden towers, making it a favorite for urban growers.
Cook your harvest
Use your harvest in these recipes. Check the variety notes and substitutions in each recipe.
Follow the growing notes in the description and on your seed packet. Sowing time, temperature and harvest stage depend on the variety.
See the description for this variety’s kitchen uses and the harvest stage that suits your recipe.






















