Green Skin Long Bitter Gourd Seeds Bitter Melon Asian Vegetable Seeds Momordica charantia

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Grow healthy climbing vegetables with Green Skin Long Bitter Gourd Seeds a productive Asian variety known for long green fruits and strong vine growth These bitter melon plants produce slender textured gourds widely used in traditional cooking and healthy recipes Suitable for trellis growing garden beds and containers this variety grows well in warm climates and fertile soil Ideal for kitchen gardens and backyard vegetable spaces these plants provide steady harvests of fresh bitter gourds throughout the growing season
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Green Skin Long Bitter Gourd Seeds Bitter Melon Asian Vegetable Seeds Momordica charantia

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Planting Season

Summer Season

Light Requirement

Full Sun

Plant Height

Climbing Vine

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor Plant
Planting Information
Life Cycle Annual Plant
Plant Characteristics Fast Growing
Plant Type Vegetable Plant
Flavour Profile Bitter Taste
Life Annual Plant
Germination Time 7–12 Days
Fruit Size Long Fruits
Soil Type Loamy Soil
Soil pH Neutral Soil
Spacing Between Plants 2–3 Feet
Watering Needs Moderate Water
Harvest Time 55–70 Days
Bloom Season Summer Bloom
Seeds per Pack 30 seeds
Seed Type Open Pollinated
Yield Potential High Yield
GTIN 36002265345

Sow seeds directly in soil at 1–2 cm depth in warm weather. Provide spacing and support for climbing vines. Germination occurs within a few days under suitable conditions.

Water regularly and ensure good drainage. Provide full sunlight and a trellis for support. Add organic compost to encourage healthy growth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

Why do bitter gourds have a textured green surface?

The ridged, textured surface is a characteristic feature of Momordica charantia fruit and helps distinguish bitter gourd from smoother cucurbits.

Does long bitter gourd need a trellis?

Yes. The listing identifies it as a climbing vine and recommends trellis support so the long vines can grow upward.

How can long bitter gourds be kept off the soil?

Train the vines onto a sturdy trellis as they grow. This keeps developing fruits elevated and makes them easier to monitor.

When are long bitter gourds typically checked for harvest?

The page lists 55–70 days. Check fruit size and maturity during this window rather than relying only on a calendar date.

Can this bitter gourd be grown in a container?
Yes. Container growing is listed, provided the container has sufficient root space, drainage and a support structure for the vine.

Why is the fruit described as bitter?

Bitter is the listed flavor profile of this vegetable. The taste is a natural characteristic of the fruit and varies with maturity and growing conditions.

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