Conjoined (Siamese) cucumbers are a rare genetic anomaly.
If all fruit on a plant are conjoined, it's a heritable trait. Save seeds to potentially reproduce it.
Save seeds from conjoined fruit. Photograph and share with seed savers—it's a unique find.
Embrace the oddity. Conjoined cucumbers are edible and genetically interesting.
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