Bottle Gourd Green Queen Seeds | Premium Calabash, Lagenaria siceraria, & Long Melon Seeds for Planting

Bottle Gourd Green Queen Seeds produce premium quality green bottle gourds with attractive white spotting, tender flesh, and excellent productivity. This high-performing variety is specially selected for home gardeners and commercial growers seeking strong yields, uniform fruit quality, and vigorous vines.

Scientifically known as Lagenaria siceraria, Bottle Gourd is popular worldwide and recognized by many names including Calabash, Lauki, Opo Squash, Long Melon, White Flower Gourd, Cucuzza, and New Guinea Bean. This versatile vegetable is widely used in Asian, Mediterranean, Caribbean, and healthy American home cooking.

Green Queen produces smooth elongated fruits measuring approximately 32–34 cm long with an average fruit weight of 1.25–1.28 kg. The fruits feature an attractive green skin with light white spots and tender flavorful flesh ideal for curries, soups, sautéed dishes, stuffed recipes, and nutritious meals.

This vigorous climbing variety matures in approximately 50–55 days after sowing and performs exceptionally well in backyard gardens, raised beds, trellis systems, greenhouse production, and commercial farming. Green Queen is known for its strong vine growth, high adaptability, and impressive production potential reaching approximately 48–52 tons per acre under suitable growing conditions.

Suitable for year-round cultivation in warm climates, with optimum sowing periods from March to May and August to October. The variety offers excellent performance for growers across the USA seeking productive and reliable bottle gourd harvests.

🌱Key Features

• Premium Green Queen bottle gourd variety
• Attractive green fruits with white spots
• Large elongated fruits weighing 1.25–1.28 kg
• Early harvest in 50–55 days
• Vigorous productive vines
• High-yielding variety
• Suitable for home gardens and farms
• Excellent for trellis growing
• Tender flavorful flesh
• Ideal for healthy cooking recipes

🪴Growing Information

• Plant in warm weather after frost danger passes
• Requires full sunlight for best production
• Grow on trellis systems for straighter fruits
• Water consistently during flowering and fruiting
• Use fertile, well-drained soil
• Harvest young tender fruits for the best flavor and texture

🍽Culinary Uses

• Soups and stews
• Stir-fry dishes
• Traditional curries
• Stuffed vegetable recipes
• Healthy low-calorie meals
• Mediterranean and Asian cooking