Mini Thumb Watermelon Fruit Vegetables Seeds 60+ Cucamelon Mexican Sour Gherkin Melothria scobra for Home Garden Outdoor Yard Farm Planting

Nearly every seed sprouted. We'll see how they keep growing (and into what) but great results thus far.

My plants grew beautiful and has a lot of fruit. But they never turned green enough and developed stripes like the picture of them. And the tast... oh man.. fist couple seconds after a bite taste kind of like a cucumber. Then the bitter hits! Soo nasty. And hard to get the taste out of your mouth. I will never grow this again.

These grow like weeds and have lots of little cucumbers. Fun to pick and eat straight off the vine. In salad and make tasty little pickles too. Only draw back they like lots of room to spread out.

Started with the seeds and the plants are about 7 inches tall, no blooms yet, but Im sure they are coming. I will get back later with photos...

Fun and easy to grow, these cucamelon seeds produce tiny watermelon-like fruits with a tangy, cucumber taste. Great for home gardens and snacking straight off the vine.

I have never had a entire package of seeds not produce a single seedling, but this was a frustrating first. I planted with other seedlings, under lights and warmth and moisture, and waited. Other things sprouted, but not these. So I tried again, and waited. And again, and then one last time. I had all the seeds spread across the seedling starter I use and not a single seed germinated after weeks of wasted time. And I was really looking forward to trying these.

I planted these seeds and the sprouted quickly. This picture was taken on March 13th. I planted the seeds on March 10. It's May 1st today and they are in a big pot with a trellis. Can't wait to see what happens next. July 8 well I'm a little disappointed. These are just cucumber seeds. Still fun to grow.

I didn’t start mine until late this season but did start them inside and all of them are thriving and producing so far. Mine were transplanted in early July out in to my garden. It’s now the end of August. Can’t wait to try them in a few weeks. I live in Northern Indiana. Will definitely plant again next year.