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Growing Indian Squash (Tinda)

@untilwelearn74
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Namaste to all gardeners and plant lovers!

You must remember these sprouts of my Tinda seeds. I don't remember exactly, but perhaps a month and a half ago, I took the seeds from fresh tindas and sowed them and shared their growth with you after their germination. The image shown above is from the same blog in which you can also see the seed shell on the corner of the seed leaves.

Although after that, due to the intense heat, these plants were growing very slowly, but then in the last few weeks, due to rain with storm 3-4 times, these plants got a different energy and they started growing rapidly.

After which the process of flowering started on them very soon. Although according to me this vegetable grows on a vine and before flowering its vine needs to grow up to a few meters, but these plants had grown only a few feet and flowers started blooming on them.

And I did not pluck them because according to the growing season of this vegetable, I had already planted them 1 month late, so I did not want to hinder their growth. It is possible that due to this I may not get good fruiting but if I was able to grow this vegetable successfully this season, it would have been a new achievement for me because I was growing this vegetable for the first time. :)

Well, finally just a few days ago I saw these tiny fruits on these plants and like every time, I was overjoyed! :D

There is really no comparison to this feeling because here you have contributed something to nature. When you grow something yourself, you feel proud of yourself!

I sowed a total of 3 seeds, all three of which germinated and are growing healthy till now. I have tied the plants with a coconut fibre rope so that if the vine wants to grow, its fibres get the support of the rope. and btw, after the rain two days ago, the vine has also grown a bit longer.

And these fruits are also growing rapidly and right now when I am writing this blog, there are more than a dozen fruits on these vines and many new buds are also blooming. I frankly do not know anything about this vegetable except that my wife makes it very tasty. 😋

So right now I don't know how much more time it will take for them to fully ripen, but hopefully in the next 2 to 3 weeks they will become big enough for plucking, and then once again I will show you their growth and beautiful pictures in another blog.

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  1. English is not my first language. So sometimes I use 'Google Translate'. Please don't think that anything I have written in this blog has been copied from somewhere or is AI-generated.

  2. Unless otherwise stated, All other content images and words are mine.

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4 comments
@rahullmer48

i hate tinda... 😂😂😂

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@untilwelearn74

There are different ways to make it. I didn't like it in my childhood but now I find it very tasty! 😋

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@lecia8963

What is it used for? I don't know the plant

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@untilwelearn74

It's a vegetable like Pumpkin, Gourd, etc.

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@ekavieka74

That is alredy such a great achivement since it is your first time growing it.
can't wait to see your harvest my friend.
!PIZZA !LUV

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@untilwelearn74

Can you see the writing under every photo?
Because I don't see anything written in this blog other than the photos, although I wrote a lot about it. 😶

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@ekavieka74

Yes I can, but I think you put the text under the caption part of every image in the new editor mode, so the text appear smaller than the usual text size.

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@pizzabot59

PIZZA!

$PIZZA slices delivered:
@ekavieka(3/5) tipped @untilwelearn

Come get MOONed!

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