Greenhouse cucumbers

Greenhouse newbie question!
I have bought a couple of mini cucumber plants - Hana F1 type they are currently in my conservatory at home whilst I complete my new greenhouse on the plot.
Question - Can I grow cucumbers in buckets in the greenhouse or is it best to put them directly in the border soil?

Many thanks for any replies!!

Thanks MOS,
The conservatory has a thermostatically controlled radiator in there, it does not fall below 10c overnight 

If you have soil borders in the greenhouse I would plant them in there - easier to manage the watering in a greenhouse border than a container.  Soil may need replacing periodically as it will get tired if you just plant the same greenhouse crops in it year after year.  I replace mine every year, but that is probably overkill.  The manure / compost mix I put in the my greenhouse borders comes out lovely at the end of the season, so for me in part the changing of the greenhouse soil annually is so that I have a supply of nice fine compost.

I do agree that it is easier to keep water levels consistent etc growing cucumbers in border soil, I did quite well with them in flower buckets last year, with a pop bottle waterer in each. They did need regular feeding, more than in the soil, but gave a good crop trained up some trellis on the east facing side of the greenhouse at home. Reached the roof and flowered up amongst the grape vine   

Thanks for the replies everyone 
Looks like they are going in the border soil then! In the SE corner of the greenhouse where the large water butt outside can give them some shade 

Grow mine in buckets, I put a plastic plant pot with the bottom removed around he stem to help prevent neck rot. I water with a micro irrigation system.