BOTTLE GOURD Vegetable Seeds - When going by the shape of this vegetable, the name is hardly a surprise.This variety of bottle gourd is called the Lattu Ghiya in India and is cultivated differently too. Grown along a trellis that comprises wooden or metal bars as a means of support for the fruit to retain its unique shape.Consisting of all the qualities of bottle gourd, the bulb or pear-shaped variant too, is an excellent source of Vitamin C, B, zinc, potassium, magnesium and many other beneficial and life-sustaining nutrients.Being rich in fibre, its consumption works wonders as a remedy for constipation and flatulence. It also helps in lowering bad cholesterol levels. With a high water content, almost 94%, the vegetable can be consumed without having to worry about burning calories.So go ahead and grow the freshest bottle gourd bulbs in your homes and farms. Whether cook as a curry with your favorite spices or extract its juice, but do make it a part of your regular diet. SEED TYPE : Superior Quality, Non-Hybrid, Pure, Open Pollinated, GMO-Free, And Heirloom (with An Unadulterated Genetic Heritage) Seeds. Tested For Germination. SOWING TIME : Summer as well as rainy season. SOWING DISTANCE : Line to Line - 4', Seed to Seed - 1 HOW TO SOW : Soil should be mixed with well rotten Cow dung. Sow the seeds at a distance of 4 feet line to line and 1 feet plant to plant. Water it immediately and then water as per requirement. Harvest after 55 to 60 days.
K**N
A late maturing variety
The seeds took very long(12 days) to germinate even with scarifying and soaking them in water. Only two seeds germinated out of the 6 I planted. Now the plants are almost two months old and still around 1 meter in length. I pinched the tip to encourage the growth of side shoots and they are coming up slowly with a couple of flower buds. They are getting everything they need to grow very well. I had planted a local variety of bottle gourd along with this one and that plant is growing up so fast. I hope this plant produce something in the next month. Definitely not an early producing variety as the description said. I wanted it to produce before my local variety produces fruits. But I guess both will produce together and I will end up with too many fruits all at once.Update: almost 3.5 months and still nothing but vines. There is no excess nitrogen or any other fertilizer in the soil and the plants are growing healthy but no flowers or fruits.
A**T
Best Seed seller
Best Seed seller very good germination rate product as described by the seller quality packing have been a return customer
A**L
Good
75% germination rate. My plants died in heat. Will resow.
P**N
Four Stars
Growing beautiful vines... but getting only male flowers, no female flowers, even after 3 months :(
A**R
Never
Zero performabce
A**R
lauki seeds
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I**A
No sprouting
Disgusting
S**A
Very bad
No germination
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