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I would appreciate if any one post their experiences in growing Kantola. I live in Alabama.I obtained the seeds from a e-bay seller. I understand one needs to have multiple plants and the website of the seller claims the plants are hardy up to 10 degrees.The roots can be potted like Tidora in winter.
How about the yields? similar to bitter melon? Any insights , tips, advise? Thanks in advance
trivedi typing is some thing I can not due.Age and other factors.If you can send me e-mail I give you my phone Number. Yes I grow tindora, Gongura,asian egg plants, snake gourd this year papaya new hybrids, moringa, lots of tuberose (rajani gandha), night queen, amaranthus several other leafy vewgetables including purslane etc.99% of the seeds are available here.
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