Cucumis Pustulatus - Wild Cucumber - Indigenous South African Shrub - 10 Seeds Asparagus deeply fissured on either side

deeply fissured on either side of the central areolar groove

Flowering takes place from January to March

Material - Durable Plastic

The previous record-holder was the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion

or lotuses as they were also called

Cucumis Pustulatus - Wild Cucumber - Indigenous South African Shrub - 10 Seeds Asparagus deeply fissured on either sideWild Cucumber is a perennial herb which reach 2 m long and produce thick roots. It needs warmth to grow. The fruits have 10 cm long handle, a length of about 8 cm and a diameter of 5 cm; the surface shows . They are dark green and will get light green at maturity and present some pustules. The fruits are very good keeper but are bitter and not edible, in Africa they are eaten by cattle. This species is originated in different countries of Africa,