Bottle Gourd

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Bring home the rich flavors of Bottle Gourd (Long), an essential vegetable in many traditional dishes! Known for its mild, slightly sweet taste and hydrating properties, bottle gourd is a highly versatile vegetable. Our Bottle Gourd (Long) seeds are of native country variety, ensuring that you get authentic, high-quality seeds perfect for growing long, healthy gourds. These seeds are untreated, open-pollinated, and offer an excellent germination rate to help you grow a thriving garden.

Perfect for gardeners who want to enjoy a healthy, bountiful harvest of bottle gourds in their kitchen, these seeds yield long, smooth, and tender fruits in just 70-90 days. Bottle gourd is also a great addition to any home garden, as it grows well on trellises, making it ideal for small spaces.

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Bottle Gourd (Long) Specifications:

  • Number of Seeds – 25-30 seeds
  • Common Name – Bottle Gourd, Lauki
  • Plant Height – Vines grow up to 10-15 feet
  • Germination Rate – Above 80%
  • Soil Condition – Well-drained, loamy soil
  • Plant to Plant Distance – 3-4 feet apart
  • Row to Row Distance – 5-6 feet apart

Bottle Gourd (Long) Plant Care:

  • Germination Time – 7-14 days
  • Sunlight – Full sunlight (6-8 hours per day)
  • Watering – Regular watering is essential to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Overwatering can cause root rot, so ensure the soil has proper drainage.
  • Fertilization – Use organic compost or vermicompost for a nutrient-rich soil base. You can apply balanced fertilizers once every month to ensure proper growth.
  • Weeding – Keep the area around your plants weed-free to prevent competition for nutrients.
  • Pest Control – Bottle gourd vines can attract pests like aphids, caterpillars, and fruit flies. Use organic pest control methods or neem-based solutions to prevent these issues.
  • Training the Vines – As bottle gourd vines grow, they will need to be trained on a trellis or support system to encourage vertical growth. This helps save space and improves air circulation, reducing the chances of fungal infections.
  • Harvest – The gourds are typically ready for harvest in 70-90 days. The best time to harvest is when the gourd turns pale green or light yellow. The younger gourds have the best flavor and texture.

1 review for Bottle Gourd

  1. Rated 4 out of 5

    Jayden Reed

    These bottle gourd seeds grew into strong, healthy plants. I’m amazed by the high yield and can’t wait to enjoy fresh, homegrown gourds. Highly recommend for any garden!

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