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  • Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags
  • Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags
  • Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags
  • Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags

Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags

No.B105
Premium bottle gourd seeds for planting. High‑germination warm‑season climbing vegetable seeds, ideal for trellis garden, home growing and farm edible & craft gourd production.
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  • Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags
  • Bottle gourd seeds 2 seeds/bags

Description




Bottle gourd seeds are premium warm‑season climbing vegetable seeds for planting. Every seed undergoes strict manual screening to remove shrivelled, broken, mouldy grains and impurities, delivering excellent germination rate and uniform seedling emergence. Bottle gourd (Lagenaria siceraria) is a classic climbing gourd plant, producing unique bottle‑shaped fruits. Young tender fruits can be harvested for cooking, while fully mature hard‑shell gourds are widely used for handicraft making and container production. Seeds feature strong vitality, good heat resistance and field adaptability. Suitable for large‑scale farm cultivation, trellis garden and home backyard vegetable garden planting.
Key Features
‑ Strictly screened seeds with high germination rate and vigorous seedling activity
‑ Versatile bottle gourd variety, for edible young fruit and mature craft‑grade hard shells
‑ Heat‑loving climbing vegetable, thrives well in hot summer
‑ Requires trellis support for vining growth; fits pots and garden beds
‑ Great for home vegetable growing and commercial farm gourd crop production
‑ Carefully cleaned seeds with low impurity content
Planting Guide
Bottle gourd is warm‑season climbing crop, sensitive to frost. Sow seeds after all frost risk passes. Soak seeds 12‑24 hours in warm water to soften hard seed coat and lift germination. Sow seeds 2‑3 cm deep in loose, fertile, well‑drained soil. Full sun required, 6‑8 hours direct sunlight every day. Install trellis or stakes for vine climbing support. Keep soil evenly moist, avoid long‑term waterlogged soil. Pollination is necessary for fruit setting. Harvest young gourds for cooking at early growth stage; leave fruits to dry fully on vines for craft‑use hard‑shell gourds.
Application Scenarios
‑ Commercial farm edible gourd and craft gourd planting
‑ Home backyard vegetable garden and trellis vegetable growing
‑ Courtyard ornamental vine planting
‑ Bulk seed stock for vegetable seed dealers
FAQ
Q: Should I soak bottle gourd seeds before sowing?
A: Yes, warm‑water soaking for 12‑24 hours helps break hard seed coat and improves germination rate.
Q: Can bottle gourd grow in containers?
A: Yes, use large deep container and set trellis support for climbing vines.
Q: Are these seeds for eating?
A: These are seeds for planting only, not for direct human consumption.
Packing & Shipping
Packed in moisture‑proof seed packaging. Global shipping available. Store seeds in cool, dry, ventilated place, away from high humidity and direct sunlight.

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