Mix buag Ngu Naga short snake serpent gourd seeds; Snake Gourd Seeds Trichosanthes cucumerina Lagenaria sicerari 100seess USA lặc lè

Mix buag Ngu Naga short snake serpent gourd seeds; Snake Gourd Seeds Trichosanthes cucumerina Lagenaria sicerari 100seess USA lặc lè

There are several snake gourd hybrids you can grow in your garden. They taste the same and have the same growing conditions, and the only difference between them is the skin color and the shape and size of the fruit.
Growing snake gourd is very easy once the plants are established. A plentiful harvest needs some preparation carried out in advance, however.
After 10 days or so, you will start noticing the first snake gourd seedlings. Continue watering them and monitoring the temperature until each plant has at least two sets of leaves. Then, you can start planting them outdoors.


Growing Snake Gourd Outdoors:

There are 3 main things to remember before planting snake gourd in your garden,

This is a tropical plant and will need plenty of light, warmth, and water.
Since it is a vining plant, you will need to provide it with a trellis.
Pollination is needed to produce fruit, and it’s best to do it manually.