AKG063 - Achocha
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This episode is all about growing Achocha, Cyclanthera pedata or C. brachystachya and their close relative the exploding cucumber (C. explodens).
In the UK you can get achocha seeds from Real Seeds and Garden Organic’s Heritage Seed Library.
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July 4th 2009
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We grew Achocha in our greenhouse a few years ago, it really is rampant; we had trouble getting into the greenhouse in the end! Makes a great talking point though when visitors look around and try and work out what it is. Not that keen on it to eat though.
Madeleine · Apr 25, 05:43 PM
I can imagine it being very vigorous in a greenhouse!
Emma · Apr 29, 12:29 PM