How to grow bitter melon Bitter melon planting methods and tips

Bitter melon is a very common vegetable with a bitter taste. Now let’s take a look at how to grow bitter melon and look at these bitter melon planting methods and techniques.

How to grow bitter melon Bitter melon planting methods and tips

1. Before planting bitter melon, you should choose some particularly good seeds, then turn the soil over and prepare it for later use. Then let the bitter melon sprout. First, soak the bitter melon seeds in water at 50 to 60 degrees for ten to twelve hours, and then you can put them at 25 to 30 degrees to sprout.

2. After the bitter melon sprouts, you can sow it, and then cover it with a layer of mud. Be sure to water it after it grows out of the soil. When the bitter melon grows three or four leaves, you can transplant it.

3. After turning the soil, plant the bitter melon seedlings at a certain distance and water them. Pay more attention to watering and don't let the bitter melon dry up. After the bitter melon survives, it will grow quickly. At this time, vines will grow. Use some pen holders and other objects to let the bitter melon climb up. When the bitter melon grows to a certain height, it will bloom and bear fruit.

4. At this time, you need to water and fertilize more, and also pay attention to eliminating diseases and insects. This will ensure that the bitter melon can grow smoothly. At the same time, after the bitter melon grows up, it should be harvested when it is green. If it turns yellow, it is too old and inedible.

5. Bitter melon will produce many fruits, so you must keep up with the fertilizer and watering, so that you can produce more fruits and bigger fruits.