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Add new and exciting additions to your garden with our giant gourd seeds. These seeds are perfect for sustainable vegetable gardening and are a boon to every gardening enthusiast. Growing this gourd is a rewarding experience. They are suitable for outdoor cultivation, especially in your yard, but you can also grow them in pots in any area.
Basic Characteristics
Morphology: The stems and branches of the gourd are grooved and covered with long, sticky hairs, which gradually fall off and become nearly hairless when old. The petiole is 16-20 cm long, and the leaves are ovate-cordate or kidney-ovate, with a length and width of 10-35 cm. Monoecious, both male and female flowers are solitary.
Fruit: The fruit is green at first, then turns white to yellowish, and the fruit shape varies greatly, some are dumbbell-shaped, some are flat spherical, club-shaped or structured, and the fruit peel becomes woody when mature.
Extraordinary size: Select high-quality seeds to cultivate giant varieties that are several times larger than ordinary gourds, adding a shocking visual effect to your yard or balcony.
High quality guarantee: After strict screening and testing, we ensure that each seed has a high germination rate and strong adaptability, easy to plant and happy to harvest.
Multiple uses: Mature giant gourds are not only good for viewing, but also practical materials with unlimited creativity. They can be used to make artworks, home decorations and daily necessities.
Green and healthy: The whole process is ecologically planted, without chemical additives, bringing you and your family a green, healthy and environmentally friendly natural gift.
Sowing Steps
Soil preparation: Choose fertile and well-drained soil and add organic fertilizer.
Seed treatment: Soak seeds in warm water for 4-6 hours, dry and sow.
Sowing: 2-3 seeds per hole, cover with soil and water.
Manage seedlings: When the seedlings grow 2-3 true leaves, thin out the seedlings and keep the soil moist.
Maintenance Tips
Water: Keep the soil moist and avoid waterlogging.
Fertilization: Fertilize regularly during the growth period, and use organic fertilizer and potash fertilizer alternately.
Frame: Set up a stable frame and trim dense branches.
Pests and diseases: Check regularly and prevent and treat pests and diseases in time.
Light and temperature: Ensure sufficient light and maintain a suitable growth temperature.
