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About Hybrid Bitter gourd Seeds Hey readers as I know you are interested in growing bitter gourds and want a simple step by step guide from its initial stage i.e., seedling to a well grown healthy plant which produces fruits/bitter gourd and yes you are at the right page. Here is a step by step guide to grow bitter melon at home from its seedling to harvest by using containers or at your garden patch. Step 1: From Seed to sprouting beginner guide Start your bitter gourd planting before summer as it is warm season plant say about two weeks. When it comes to choose, Bitter gourd seeds online India make sure you buy the seeds from a trusted supplier and its good practice to go through the reviews and be guided by an experienced person when it can be all about buy Organic bitter gourd seeds online India and getting information about growing. Select a warm place to sow the seeds where there are enough sunlight and space for the plants to grow, start with a seedling tray later you can transplant it to a bigger container or onto your garden patch. Place two seeds around if you start with seedling tray else if you directly want to start inland make holes of about 1 inch deep and space 12 inch apart fill in Potting mix /soil and sow two seeds per hole. During germination water the plant in proper proportion else it may slow down germination. Bitter gourd will take about 8-10 days for the seeds to germinate. Once the seeds in a seedling tray are about 5 inches transplant them to a container or on land. Step 2: Choosing the pot/land and soil for bitter melon/bitter gourd/ karela When it comes to choosing pot/container rounded or rectangular is fine, but select a container which has sufficient room for the plant to grow and hold the soil/potting mix, say about 20 inches in depth and 20 inches in width of the container size is better. Place one plant per container/pot as bitter gourd is a climber/creeping plant you will have to give support with a fence or stick called as a trel