Best way to stake plants?

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  1. Nate77

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    So I tried to grow zucchini last year managed to kill it.

    I don't have much space , wife wanted to try cucumber, and I grabbed a jalapeno and bell pepper plant . And planted them in 5 gallon buckets after drilling drainage holes.

    This morning cucumber plant was straight up , I got home for work and it fell down.

    Do I stake and tie ? What do I tied with piece of rag? Or did I kill it?
     
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  3. Pacnorwest

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    Here’s a YouTube link .

     
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    That was quick thank you
     
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    :smt023
     
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    If you don't know something, always search on the internet first.
     
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    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    I like caging my cukes. They stay clean and seem to produce more. My preferred cucumber is the heirloom variety lemon cucumber.
     
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    @Jewell using cages is a good idea. :smt023 Saves ground space to grow other veggies.
     
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