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Caigua, Peruvian Stuffing Cucumber, seed

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Cyclanthera pedata

A lovely, productive stuffing cucumber on pretty, 2m+ vines.

Harvest when little for pickling, ripen a little more for fresh eating, or wait until they’re about three or four inches long and the skin gives when squeezed for hollowing out and stuffing with the tasty filling of your choosing.

Sow in late spring/early summer in warm, fertile soil. Plants may self seed so pick all fruit if you want to avoid too many seedlings.

5+ seeds

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Cyclanthera pedata

A lovely, productive stuffing cucumber on pretty, 2m+ vines.

Harvest when little for pickling, ripen a little more for fresh eating, or wait until they’re about three or four inches long and the skin gives when squeezed for hollowing out and stuffing with the tasty filling of your choosing.

Sow in late spring/early summer in warm, fertile soil. Plants may self seed so pick all fruit if you want to avoid too many seedlings.

5+ seeds

Cyclanthera pedata

A lovely, productive stuffing cucumber on pretty, 2m+ vines.

Harvest when little for pickling, ripen a little more for fresh eating, or wait until they’re about three or four inches long and the skin gives when squeezed for hollowing out and stuffing with the tasty filling of your choosing.

Sow in late spring/early summer in warm, fertile soil. Plants may self seed so pick all fruit if you want to avoid too many seedlings.

5+ seeds