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Growing Environment Conditions and Variety Introduction for Chieh Qua (Hairy Gourd)
Do you know what Beigua is? Beigua is actually a variant of winter melon (wax gourd), very similar in appearance, also called chieh qua or hairy gourd, and has a long history of cultivation across the Lingnan region of China. The nutritional value of chieh qua is quite good, so in everyday life chieh qua
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The Benefits and Uses, Recipes, and Cultivation Techniques of Chieh Qua (Mini Winter Melon)
Chieh qua, also known as mini winter melon, northern melon, hairy melon, and leg melon, is a variety of winter melon. It has effects such as clearing heat, relieving summer heat, detoxifying, promoting urination, and reducing swelling, and it also has a certain auxiliary effect on treating kidney disease, edema, and diabetes. So do you know the benef
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How to Grow Chieh Qua (Hairy Gourd)? Planting Methods and Timing Explained
Summary Growing methods: Chieh qua can be planted at a reasonable density in a spot with good drainage and irrigation, an ample water source, and shelter from the wind with full sun. Before planting, make beds 2 m wide. Right after planting, water immediately and then cover with plastic film. If nighttime temperatures are low, cover with straw. When the vines begin to run, fertilizer and water can be applied; before that, no watering is needed. Once the second chieh qua has formed, top-dressing is required. When tendrils appear, set up a trellis to train the vines, and prune and shape the plants. Planting time: spring from January to March, summer from April to June, and autumn from July to August.
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How to Grow Chieh-qua? Detailed Explanation of Planting Methods and Technical Key Points
How Should Chieh-qua Be Grown
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