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  • Tender bitter gourd seeds 20 seeds
  • Tender bitter gourd seeds 20 seeds

Tender bitter gourd seeds 20 seeds

No.01287
Hybrid bitter gourd seeds with sweet‑crisp texture, beautiful bumpy green fruits. High‑yield, widely‑adapted warm‑season vegetable for home and farm planting.
$0.93
  • Tender bitter gourd seeds 20 seeds

Description

Yunnan Yufei is a first‑generation hybrid bitter gourd variety. It produces attractive bumpy green bitter melon fruits with thin skin, sweet‑crisp flesh and moderate bitterness. Vigorous plant growth, strong fruit‑setting ability, stable high yield. This variety performs well in home backyard gardens, raised beds and commercial farm plots. The mature fruits look gorgeous and keep good market quality. Perfect for stir‑frying, soups and daily home cooking.

Specifications Variety: First‑generation hybrid bitter gourd Fruit feature: Green bumpy skin, sweet‑crisp flesh, moderate bitter taste Growth habit: Warm‑season climbing vine vegetable Germination Rate: ≥85%

Detailed Planting Guide

  1. Sowing time: Sow in spring‑summer, soil temperature must stay above 20°C.
  2. Seed pretreatment: Soak seeds in warm water for 8‑12 hours to soften hard seed coat, improve germination speed.
  3. Sowing method: Direct sowing or seedling transplant. Sow depth 2‑3 cm, 2‑3 seeds per hole.
  4. Site requirement: Choose full‑sun location with fertile, loose and well‑drained soil.
  5. Support: Set up trellis for vine climbing, guide tendrils onto the frame to improve ventilation and fruit quality.
  6. Water & fertilizer: Keep soil evenly moist, avoid waterlogging. Apply nitrogen fertilizer at seedling stage, supplement phosphorus‑potassium fertilizer when fruiting.
  7. Harvest: Pick fruits at commercial maturity size, harvest in time to promote continuous fruit setting.

Packaging & Shipping: Moisture‑proof sealed inner bag preserves seed vitality. Outer shock‑absorbing packaging protects seeds from squeezing and dampness in international transit.

FAQ Q: Why are my bitter gourd seeds slow to germinate? A: Bitter gourd seeds have hard coats. Soaking seeds before sowing and keeping soil warm can greatly speed up germination. Low soil temperature will delay sprouting. Q: Do bitter gourds need trellis support? A: Yes. Trellis climbing reduces fruit rot and disease risk, improves air circulation and increases total yield. Q: Can this variety grow in containers? A: Large deep containers are acceptable. Ensure sufficient fertilizer and sunlight, and install small trellis for vine growth. Q: How to reduce bitter taste of bitter gourd? A: Harvest fruits at proper young stage. Over‑mature fruit will turn more bitter.

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