Planting this in your garden is a huge mistake. This plant is a waste of time, space, and effort!
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I grew this one year in a raised bed garden ,and man, did it take over!! I always tell people about Kiwanis needing its own zip code if you plant it !!!
Omg when the wind blew on the vines behind you they looked like they were going to eat you. Sounds like the vine from jimanji!!
Where do u order your seeds
Best plant for production – 100 fruits per plant +
I love lemon cucs!!
Hey mate I’m in Port Stephens nsw and I had one horn melon plant come up in one of my raised beds I don’t know where it came from but I’ve used it in my jerky. And I also had it as a topping on ice cream and yogurt. I think it should be grown on a trellis it keep it up and easier to harvest. Any way I love your channel and give Tuk a pat from Australia.
I love this dog he eats everything
Maybe I could grow it in a pasture for adding biomass. The deer and rabbits will stay out of it and it would be naturally mulched in the winter. Zone 5
LOL if you don't like someone, you could throw a bunch of those vine seeds in their yard. That thing is invasive.
I'd enjoy a video of solely Tuck snacking on veggies
In Africa it grows wild and is eaten by the baboons. " Baboon mellon".
Thanks for sharing!!!
WARNING!!!!! TUCK WILL EAT YOUR ENTIRE FOOD FOREST IF YOUR NOT CAREFUL JIMMY!!!!!!
HE'S GOT THAT HUNGRY LOOK IN HIS EYE!!!!!!
Garbage
Tuck has great taste!
Talking trash about the plant, looks like it was about to attack you 5:10
It looks like an alien fruit. :O
"If i want to eat something that taste like a cucumber, I'll just grow a cucumber." – James Prigioni, 2020.
I love your garden. You surely know what you are doing. Tuck is awesome, I never knew dogs are so many different veggies. I will surely share my vegetables with my dogs, chickens and ducks. Way to go Tuck
Have you planted Tropical okra, String beans and white raddish? Also taro and sweet potato?
I am from South Africa. This Kiwano fruit (wild cucumber) grow here in the wild in the Kahlari. A DESERT like place. Your garden soil are to rich for that cucumber. It will grow more leaves than fruit and will naturally take over.. It is used by the bushman if they were thirsty and hungry while hunting. It is also a wonderful plant for foraging food in troubled times. It just came up outside my gardenwall and it had dozens of fruit on it. If it becomes a nuisance you just pull it out. Compost the vine. The health benefit are plenty. Watch 18 health benefits of kiwano fruit.on youtube. There are a lot of magnesium and potassium and vit C and other minerals and vitamins in it. If you plant it in your garden you have to keep your eye on it, so that it not take over. And let it only get rainwater. I do think you exaggerate when you wear protective clothing and visor to harvest it,. Gloves are all you need. I usually cut of the spikes with a knife and then peel it orI juice it with the peel on, specially the flesh (are healthy) with other veggies and the normal cucumber. If you compare it with cucumber, it is like comparing oranges with apples. You do not plant it in the place of cucumber but as a plant by it's own right. The sheep here love to eat it too. I just think your garden is not suitable for this plant because the richness of your soil. Desert like places is absolutely the right places to grow this . TO ME THIS IS A WONDER PLANT.
I picked one fruit with relative care wearing flip flops and bare hands days ago and my hands and feet are f'n killing me!
nice video! i also like your speech speed
I'm sorry you've had a bad experience with these, but they are actually very prolific in hot climates. You can get over 100 fruit on a single plant!
And when they're ripe, they are considerably more tasty than cucumber. Although a friend of mine also said she won't buy them again because they just taste like expensive cucumber.
I love your garden. I’m just curious what you do with all of the vegetables. Do you can them? Surely you can’t eat that many fresh vegetables before they go bad. Do you sell them?