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| From 50 seeds for €0,110 per seed | |
| From 100 seeds for €0,090 per seed | |
| From 250 seeds for €0,076 per seed | |
| From 500 seeds for €0,066 per seed | |
| From 1000 seeds for €0,055 per seed | |
Cucurbita pepo Mongogo de Guatemala is a unique mini pumpkin that excels in ornamental value, uniformity, and versatility. With a compact size of approximately 1.5 kg, which falls between the well-known varieties Kamo Kamo and Tondo Padana, this pumpkin is perfect for gardeners, amateur chefs, and fall decorations. This variety combines attractive aesthetics with reliable growth, making it an excellent choice for both professional and home gardeners.
Mongogo de Guatemala is a moderately vining tree that produces uniform, spherical fruits with a persistent green color, giving it a striking and long-lasting ornamental value. Its compact growth and uniform fruits make it easy to grow and ideal for both small and large gardens.
Fruit weight: Approximately 1.5 kg
Shape: Spherical, even
Color: Green, stays on the plant longer
Growth behaviour: Moderately ranking
Use: Decorative and edible
This mini pumpkin is perfect for fall decorations. Thanks to its evergreen color and uniform, attractive size, Mongogo de Guatemala is perfect for table decorations, flower arrangements, or Halloween arrangements. The pumpkin retains its ornamental value long after harvest, making it an ideal choice for seasonal decorations.
Although Mongogo de Guatemala is primarily known for its ornamental qualities, this variety is also suitable for consumption. Its compact size and tender skin make it suitable for stuffing, stewing, or baking. This makes the pumpkin ideal for small dishes, side dishes, or creative presentations in the kitchen.
Mongogo de Guatemala matures in approximately 100 days, making it a mid-early to late variety. This gives gardeners ample time to plan for fall decorations and harvest. The variety produces reliably uniform fruits, which is important for professional growers and home gardeners who value consistency.
Mongogo de Guatemala grows best in warm, well-drained soil. You can plant out pre-grown plants from late April or sow them directly from early May.
Optimal germination: 24–30 °C
Sowing method: Place the pointed side of the seed down or flat.
Humidity: Do not keep the seeds too moist
After germination: Place young plants in a lighter and cooler place
The variety is moderately vining, making it easy to plant in smaller plots or gardens. Planting distance depends on the vining habit, but approximately 1–2 m² per plant is sufficient for optimal growth and fruit development. The compact and moderately vining habit reduces maintenance and makes the variety accessible to beginning gardeners.
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