Bitter Gourd Seeds (Karela) | Organic Heirloom Naati Seeds | 20 Seeds | Kitchen Garden Seeds of करेला / ಹಾಗಲಕಾಯಿ / కాకర / பாகற்காய் / പാവയ്ക്ക

Why Choose Bitter Gourd Seeds for Your Home Garden?

Bitter Gourd (Karela) is one of the most medicinal and nutrient-rich vegetables widely used in Indian cooking. With its strong flavour and countless health benefits, bitter gourd is a daily favourite in sabzi, stir-fries, dal, juice, stuffed recipes and diabetic-friendly meals. It grows extremely well in pots, terrace gardens and backyard spaces — making it a rewarding vegetable for home gardeners.Bitter Gourd Seeds

With fast vine growth, high productivity and long harvesting duration, Bitter Gourd is a must-grow crop for every organic kitchen garden.

How to Grow Bitter Gourd at Home

🌱 Sowing Season: All year (best in summer & monsoon)
🌱 Sowing Method: Direct sow in pots, grow bags or garden beds
🌱 Germination Time: 6–12 days
🌱 Spacing: 45–60 cm between plants
🌱 Sunlight: 6–8 hours of direct sunlight
🌱 Harvesting: 55–85 days after sowing; harvest when fruits are tender, green & glossy

Sow Organic Heirloom Naati Bitter Gourd Seeds and enjoy fresh, chemical-free vegetables straight from your home garden.

Benefits of Bitter Gourd Seeds

Bitter gourd is rich in Vitamin C, potassium, magnesium, iron, fibre, folate and natural antioxidants, helping support blood sugar balance, digestion, liver health, immunity and overall wellness.

Because each plant produces fruits continuously for several weeks, Bitter Gourd offers excellent yield and high daily nutrition.

Growing Bitter Gourd Successfully

Bitter Gourd thrives in loose, fertile and well-drained soil. Water regularly — especially during flowering and fruit formation.
Provide a strong trellis or vertical support for vines to climb; this improves air circulation, flowering and fruit size.

Remove yellow leaves and prune side shoots to encourage more female flowers and heavier fruiting.
Feeding with compost or organic liquid fertilizer every 15–20 days greatly boosts yield.

Culinary Uses of Fresh Homegrown Bitter Gourd

Fresh homegrown karela brings superior taste and nutrition to everyday meals. Popular uses include:
🍛 Karela fry & stuffed karela
🥘 Karela sabzi & mixed veg dishes
🥗 Bitter gourd salad & chips
🍲 Karela soup & health tonics
🥤 Karela juice for diabetic-friendly diets

Homegrown bitter gourd is far more flavourful, crunchy and free from chemical residues — making it the healthiest option for the whole family.