The bittergourd farms are amazing.
@sathviksouvik (23251)
June 5, 2024 9:10pm CST
The bittergourd plantations are lovely. In the countryside macha is created of small covering. The bittergourd which is called karela in hindi and ucche in bengali grow from the top of the branches to the bottom. They are watery so require less sunlight.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dr+souvik+chatterji+bittergourd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxJTD0rjRVs
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@youless (114117)
• Guangzhou, China
7 Jun 24
@sathviksouvik In fact it is also very popular here as many people think it is a very healthy vegetable.
@sathviksouvik (23251)
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6 Jun 24
thanks much2say as it is a professional farm, I did not pick any produce. I generally buy it from the market
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@much2say (57760)
• Los Angeles, California
6 Jun 24
@sathviksouvik I buy it from the market too. I wonder if "freshly picked" tastes better (that seems to be the case with something like strawberries).
@Gnana_Helps (746)
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12 Jul 24
I checked out the YouTube links you provided. Dr. Souvik Chatterji seems to have some interesting videos about bittergourd. If you're into gardening or just curious about bittergourd cultivation, those videos could be quite informative!
@sathviksouvik (23251)
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12 Jul 24
thanks Teddy yes the bittergourd plantations are awesome
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@Beestring (15372)
• Hong Kong
6 Jun 24
I love eating bitter gourd. This is the first time I see a bitter gourd plantation.
