Bottle Gourd Long Seeds

Nutritious and Hydrating Vegetable

₹129.00

Grow Fresh, Tender & Long Bottle Gourds at Home

Bottle Gourd (Lauki, Dudhi, Ghiya) is one of India's most popular and easy-to-grow vegetables. This vigorous climbing vine produces attractive long, tender, light-green fruits that are ideal for daily cooking. Known for its high productivity and adaptability, bottle gourd is an excellent choice for terrace gardens, kitchen gardens, backyards, and large grow bags.

This variety produces long, smooth fruits with excellent taste and retains its fresh green color even at maturity.

Packet Contains

Premium Quality Seeds (4.8 gram)

Carefully selected seeds packed for home gardeners and kitchen garden enthusiasts.

Feature

Details

Seed Type

Open Pollinated, Non-Hybrid, Non-GMO

Packet Contains

20 Premium Quality Seeds

Plant Type

Vigorous Climbing Vine

Fruit Color

Medium Green

Fruit Shape

Long Cylindrical, Slightly Tapered

Fruit Length

45–50 cm (18–20 Inches)

Fruit Texture

Smooth, Tender & Soft

Germination Time

7–12 Days

First Harvest

60–65 Days After Sowing

Growing Difficulty

Easy

Suitable For

Trellis, Grow Bags, Terrace Gardens & Open Ground

✓ Produces long, attractive bottle gourds

✓ High-yielding and productive variety

✓ Tender fruits with excellent cooking quality

✓ Retains green color even after maturity

✓ Suitable for terrace and backyard gardening

✓ Excellent for vertical gardening systems

✓ Ideal for organic kitchen gardening

✓ Performs well in Indian climatic conditions

North India

  • February to April

  • June to August

South India

  • Almost year-round except extreme rainy periods

Western & Central India

  • February to August

Eastern India

  • February to August

Bottle gourd thrives in warm temperatures and sunny conditions.

Step 1: Seed Preparation

For faster germination, soak seeds in water overnight before sowing.

Step 2: Seed Sowing

Sow seeds directly into soil at a depth of 2–3 cm.

Place 2–3 seeds per sowing spot and retain the strongest seedling after germination.

Step 3: Spacing

  • Plant to Plant: 30 cm (1 Foot)

  • Row to Row: 120 cm (4 Feet)

Step 4: Provide Support

Bottle gourd vines require sturdy support for healthy growth.

Recommended supports:

  • Trellis

  • Bamboo Structures

  • Garden Nets

  • Pergolas

  • Fencing

Vertical growing improves fruit quality, reduces disease incidence, and makes harvesting easier.

Step 5: Sunlight

Provide at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily.

Step 6: Watering

Keep soil consistently moist throughout the growing season.

Avoid waterlogging while ensuring regular watering during flowering and fruit development.

Container Growing Guide

Bottle gourd can be successfully grown in large containers and grow bags.

Recommended Container

  • Minimum Pot Size: 18–24 Inches Deep

  • Grow Bag: 24x24 Inches or Larger

Potting Mix

  • 40% Garden Soil

  • 30% Compost or Vermicompost

  • 30% Cocopeat

Ensure excellent drainage and provide strong support for climbing vines.

Harvesting

Fruits are generally ready for harvesting approximately 60–65 days after sowing.

Harvest fruits while they are young, tender, and green for the best taste and texture.

Regular harvesting encourages continuous flowering and increased fruit production.

Avoid leaving mature fruits on the vine for extended periods, as this may reduce future yields.

Bottle Gourd is naturally rich in:

  • Dietary Fiber

  • Vitamin C

  • Potassium

  • Calcium

  • Magnesium

  • Water Content

Fresh bottle gourd is widely used in Indian curries, soups, stews, juices, desserts, and traditional recipes.

  • Install a strong trellis before vines begin spreading.

  • Apply compost every 15–20 days.

  • Maintain regular watering during flowering.

  • Harvest fruits while tender.

  • Ensure full sunlight exposure for maximum productivity.

  • Fresh Batch Seeds

  • Carefully Selected & Packed

  • Non-GMO Seeds

  • Suitable for Home Garden Cultivation

  • Ideal for Organic Gardening

  • High Germination Potential Under Suitable Conditions

Seed germination and plant performance depend on temperature, sunlight, soil quality, watering practices, and local growing conditions. Following recommended growing practices significantly improves germination rates, plant health, fruit quality, and overall yield.

For best results, provide strong climbing support, adequate sunlight, and regular harvesting to enjoy a continuous supply of fresh, tender bottle gourds throughout the growing season.