Cocoonia grandis seeds

Common name: Shallo - Magd Scientific name: Coccinia grandis Also known as: Habbahb al-Barinbat A perennial climbing plant resembling the luffa plant and reproducing in mountainous areas, with leaves exceeding 5 cm in length and containing 5 lobes, as well as tendrils that help it climb. It is a fruit-bearing plant suitable for trellising as a climbing plant. What is the shape of the Shallo - Magd flower? Its flowers have five white petals and bloom in the spring. What is the shape of the fruit and seeds of the Shallo - Magd? The fruits of the Shallo, called Magd, appear in spring, are oval-shaped, ranging from 5-10 cm in length, and are green when young. As they ripen, their color gradually turns to red, except for the tip of the fruit. They have a sweet taste and contain small light-colored seeds inside. When is the season for planting the Shallo - Magd? Spring is the best time to plant Shallo, but it can also be cultivated year-round in controlled environments and areas with a moderate climate. What is the suitable climate and soil for planting the Shallo - Magd? It thrives in spring weather and is usually found in solid and rocky lands. How is the Shallo - Magd cultivated? Its seeds are planted in soil at a depth of no more than 1 cm, and it is watered continuously throughout the germination period until the seedlings appear. What are the benefits and uses of the Shallo - Magd? It is cultivated as a climbing plant, and its ripe fruits are edible. It also has multiple medicinal uses. Where is the native habitat of the Shallo - Magd? India, and it is also found in the west and south of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.