HOW TO GROW FROM SEEDS ASH GOURD

Seeds for Ash Gourd are easy to grow. We will send you healthy seeds. Then you need to sow them 2.5-5cm deep in good soil in groups of four seeds. As a general rule, groups should be spaced 100-150cm apart, with rows 250cm apart. A little water every day is enough. When leaves appear on the Ash Gourd creeper, thin seedlings to 5 cm or 7 cm in each group, keeping their fruits off the ground, Ash Gourds grow well on trellises and supports. Seedlings can be planted in trays, in pots, or on the ground. 

CARE AFTER GERMINATION OF ASH GOURD

Indoors, ash gourds can be grown very quickly, but they require patience. A warm temperate climate is best for growing Ash Gourd, but it cannot tolerate frost. Therefore, do not try to grow in winter. As Ash Gourd creepers grow, flowering begins fifty to one hundred days after sowing. Around a week after the flowers have appeared, immature gourds can also be seen. Immature gourds show a little more care, but they're also edible when cooked. 

ASH GOURD AND ITS BENEFITS

Ash gourd is a native of Japan and is widely found throughout India and Bangladesh. Ash gourds have low calories, so they help people lose weight. Additionally, its high fiber content and high water content can promote healthy digestion and weight maintenance. Supposedly, ash gourds are an excellent weight-loss food. Additionally, ash gourds contain soluble fibers.

Note: Information provided for guidance only, as cultural practices and climatic circumstances vary.

Specifications:

• Product type: Ash Gourd Seeds,
• Call name: Winter Melon, Wax Gourd Seeds
• Season: January-March
• Feature: Healthy
• Soil: Fertile
• Harvest Takes: 90-100 days.
• Kingdom: Plantae 
• Clade: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Rosids 
• Order: Cucurbitales 
• Family: Cucurbitaceae 
• Subfamily: Cucurbitoideae 
• Tribe: Benincaseae 
• Genus: Benincasa Savi 
• Species: B. hispida
• Uses: Beneficial Vegetable