Heavier and longer fruit with higher plant height and GreenSeeker readings.

The Crop Booster treatment averaged 185.5 g per fruit, 19 cm in fruit length, 177.2 in plant height, and a GreenSeeker reading of 0.75. Control measurements were 151 g, 16.7 cm, 160.7, and 0.54 respectively. Fruit circumference was also slightly higher, while branch count was essentially unchanged and slightly lower in the treatment group.

The supplied source reports quantitative measurements for plant height, branch count, fruit length, fruit circumference, fruit weight, and GreenSeeker, plus a visual flowers-per-node observation. Fruit weight increased from 151 g to 185.5 g, which corresponds to approximately 23%, so the earlier 25% headline has been corrected. Branch count was slightly lower in the treated group at 17.7 versus 17.9. The source does not provide harvested yield per hectare, Brix, shelf-life data, economic returns, or a measured biological mechanism explaining the results.

Why this matters for cucumber growers: This university field trial documented measurable improvements in several fruit-development indicators under equal-input conditions. Crop Booster cucumbers averaged 23% greater fruit weight, 14% greater fruit length, and a 39% higher GreenSeeker reading than the control, while plant height was approximately 10% higher. The dataset also shows that not every measured parameter increased, with branch count remaining essentially unchanged.