Bitter Melon Seeds (15 pcs) – Heirloom Bitter Gourd Vine Fast Climber Non-GMO by seedsofstrength

Bitter Melon Seeds (15 pcs) – Heirloom Bitter Gourd Vine Fast Climber Non-GMO

$15.98
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Bitter Melon Seeds (15 pcs) – Heirloom Bitter Gourd Vine Fast Climber Non-GMO by seedsofstrength

Bitter Melon Seeds (15 pcs) – Heirloom Bitter Gourd Vine Fast Climber Non-GMO

$15.98

About This

  • HEIRLOOM VARIETY: These Bitter Melon seeds are true heirloom Karela / Bitter Gourd seeds, ensuring authentic, open-pollinated plants you can save seeds from season after season.
  • NON-GMO SEEDS: Naturally grown and non-genetically modified, these seeds produce vigorous bitter gourd vines true to their traditional variety.
  • FAST-CLIMBING VINE: Bitter Melon grows as a fast-climbing vine, ideal for trellises, fences, or arbors, adding lush greenery while producing abundant fruit.
  • QUANTITY: Each pack contains 15 seeds, providing a generous supply to start your bitter melon garden with plenty of seeds for replanting.
  • EASY TO GROW: Thrives in warm, sunny conditions with well-drained soil, making it a rewarding choice for home gardeners looking to grow this popular vegetable.

Overview

  • Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor
  • Brand : Seeds Of Strength
  • Material Feature : Heirloom
  • Color : green
  • Special Feature : High Germination Rate
  • Expected Blooming Period : Spring to Fall
  • Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
  • Unit Count : 15 Count
  • Expected Planting Period : Spring
  • Product Care Instructions : Sow Seeds 0.5 To 1.0 Inch Deep In Warm, Well-drained Soil After Last Frost; Maintain Soil Temperature Of 75 To 85 Degrees Fahrenheit; Water Regularly Keeping Soil Consistently Moist But Not Waterlogged; Provide A Trellis Or Support Structure For The Fast-climbing Vine; Fertilize With Balanced Fertilizer Every 2 To 3 Weeks; Ensure Full Sun Exposure Of At Least 6 Hours Daily; Thin Seedlings To 12 To 18 Inches Apart Sow Seeds 0.5 To 1.0 Inch Deep In Warm, Well-drained Soil After Last Frost; Maintain Soil Temperature Of 75 To 85 Degrees Fahrenheit; Water Regularly Keeping Soil Consiste… See more

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