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Gourd 'Caveman's Club' – 10 Seeds

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Caveman's Club gourd growing facts

Botanical name	Lagenaria siceraria
Plant type	Warm-season annual vine
When to sow	After last frost when soil is above 65°F
Sowing depth	About 1 inch
Spacing	3–4 feet apart, rows or hills 6+ feet apart
Germination	7–14 days in warm soil; nicking or soaking seed can speed it
Sun	Full sun
Days to harvest	About 110–130 days, plus weeks to months of drying
Seeds per pack	10
Shipping	Ships from Texas within 1–2 business days

🎃 Caveman’s Club Gourd – Unique, Elongated Craft Gourd

Grow a truly distinctive gourd with the Caveman’s Club Gourd (Lagenaria siceraria). Known for its long, club-shaped form, this variety is perfect for crafting, carving, and decorative projects. Once dried, the thick, durable shells make excellent bowls, vases, and artistic creations.

Features:

Unique elongated “club” shape ideal for crafts and decoration
Durable, thick shells when dried
Vigorous vines with reliable yields
Suitable for trellises, fences, or open garden spaces
Great for functional or decorative gourd projects

Growing Info:

Prefers full sun and rich, well-drained soil
Sow seeds after the last frost; provide plenty of space or vertical support
Harvest when gourds are fully mature and dry thoroughly before use
Easy to grow but requires a full season to mature

Caveman's Club gourd FAQ

Should I soak the seeds?

Hard gourd seeds sprout faster if soaked overnight or lightly nicked before sowing. Plant in warm soil only.

How long does it take to grow and dry a gourd?

Vines need a long, hot season of about 4 months. Leave gourds on the vine until stems turn brown, then dry them in a ventilated spot for 1–6 months.

When should I plant gourds?

Sow 1–2 weeks after last frost once soil is warm, so gourds mature before fall frost. Cold regions (zones 3–6): start indoors 3–4 weeks early.

Are these gourds edible?

They are grown for crafting. Use the dried shells for bowls, birdhouses and decor.

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