When planting a new crop, it is important to remember the crop rotation rule. You can't do without it.
It is prohibited to grow one crop for several seasons in a row in one place.
Therefore, as seasoned gardeners note, cucumbers should not be planted again where they grew before. In this case, the soil will be depleted, and diseases and pests can quickly attack the plantings.
But what to plant after cucumbers? After all, this is a popular garden crop that all gardeners grow.
First of all, it is worth noting green manures, which will restore the soil.
Onions and garlic will take root well.
Carrots, parsley, dill, caraway, spinach, lettuce, basil, and sorrel will bear fruit well.
You can plant beets, radishes, horseradish, and legumes in the bed where cucumbers used to grow.
Potatoes, eggplants, tomatoes, peppers and corn will also please you in this place.
