Bottle Gourd

Bottle gourd, also known as calabash, long melon, dudhi, or lauki, stands as one of the earliest cultivated plants in the world. This versatile vine is grown for its fruit, which can be harvested young and enjoyed as a vegetable or left to mature, dried, and used as a container.

An annual climbing vine with large, lush leaves, the bottle gourd adds a vibrant touch to any garden. In recent decades, the cultivation area of this crop has surged, thanks to its recognized anti-hyperlipidemic properties.

Rupali (VSBGH-201)
  • Vigorous plant growth
  • Days to first picking: 65-70 days
  • Fruit weight approx.: 600-650 gr
  • Light green in colour
  • Good yielder
  • Length of fruits 30-35 cm
  • Uniform bottle shaped fruits
Komali (VSBGH-202)
  • Vigorous plant growth
  • Days for first harvest 55-60 days
  • Long cylindrical and green colour fruits
  • Good for packing and long-distance transport
  • Good yielder with 700-750 gm weighing fruits
  • Fruit length approx. 30 to 35 cm
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