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Growing Big Green Sausage Gourd Seeds in the Garden

Plant seeds 0.5-1 inch deep, and 4-6 feet apart in rows or hills. As vining plants they require plenty of space to sprawl, or a vertical support to spread over. To help the gourds grow straight, use a fence or a trellis to guide them. Keep an eye out for squash bugs and vine borers. For cooking, harvest while young and tender. For ornamental use, allow the fruits to mature, dry, and harden.

Various Uses for Big Green Sausage Gourd:

In the U.S. Big Green Sausage Gourds are used for decorative purposes. Place them on a fall tablescape with other decorative gourds and pumpkins. In Central America, Calabash gourds seeds have been used in a variation of the popular rice drink horchata. It pairs well with rice, cinnamon, and allspice.

Big Green Sausage Gourd Benefits:

Big Green Sausage Gourd can be used for crafting. The inside of the gourd must be hollowed out first, or else the Gourd will go through sloughing. Once the inside is hollowed out the gourd can be painted, woodburned, or decorated however you choose.

Additional Information:

Calabash gourds were used as vessels to hold belongings in ancient times.

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Big Green Sausage Gourd Seeds Per Package:

• 4 g - Approximately 25 Seeds
• 0.25 oz - Approximately 45 Seeds
• 1 oz - Approximately 190 Seeds
• 4 oz - Approximately 760 Seeds
• 1 lb - Approximately 3,000 Seeds

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