Bitter Gourd CO-White Seeds
₹30.0015 Seeds
Product Description
Bitter Gourd Co-White is a premium, high-yielding vining variety prized for its unique, striking pale-cream to milky-white appearance. It produces long, heavily ridged, and spiky white gourds that feature a significantly milder, less intense bitterness compared to standard green varieties, making it an excellent choice for health juices, specialty curries, and stuffed recipes.
Product Details
Categories: Desi(Native Vegetable Seeds), Vegetable Seeds
Seasons: ❄️ Rabi Season, 🌧️ Kharif Season
Germination Rate: 83 %
Plant Type: Annual climbing vining plant
Days to Harvest: 55-65 days
Fruit Shape: Elongated, heavily spiky, tapering cylindrical gourds
Fruit Weight: 120-180 g
Fruit Color: Creamy white to snowy white
Product Featurs
Features: Unique high-yielding variety producing beautiful spiky white gourds with a milder bitter flavor, excellent crisp flesh texture, and highly robust climbing vine resilience.
Care Instructions
1. Sowing Method: Soak seeds in water for 12 hours to break dormancy, then sow 1.5–2 cm deep in loose, fertile, organic-rich soil mix.
2. Sunlight Requirements: Select an open, airy cultivation area that receives a minimum of 6 hours of bright, direct sunlight daily.
3. Watering Schedule: Maintain steady soil moisture by watering regularly at the base, keeping it moist but completely free from waterlogging.
4. Vining Support: Install a strong trellis network, net, or overhead bower setup early to support the heavy spreading vines and keep fruits off the ground.
5. Harvest Timing: Pick the gourds when they are firm, crisp, and pure white before they begin softening or turning yellow-orange.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Co-White differ from regular bitter gourd? +
Does this white variety require a climbing trellis? +
Can it be grown successfully in balcony containers? +
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