Found it thank you so much for the video United States West Palm Beach Florida

Ooohh I am in Albury and my 4 yep 4 white choko plants arrived that I bought off Ebay, it is the dead of winter and I just looked how to plant in a pot even lie the pot sideways for planting that be great then I can organise some trellises to grow them on.I think they will be OK as I had tomatoes right to the end of winter still got a few on the windowsill, they aren't great but so good as can use in salads or sandwiches and my boys just eat them❤ So excited as with food prices and these are so versatile they will be extremely, useful as can use 101 ways and share it all too Definitely will make the stir-fry with egg looks so good ❤

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Thanks for the tip. I will add this dish to my uses for Chayote. I usually, like to make a simple pork soup with it, but I'm always trying new ways to use it. BTW my chickens love cooked chayote and so does my dog!

Thank you. I want to try growing this. I've heard many good things about the fruit. And say vine is edible but I've never seen anyone serve it as a dish. Very helpful. Seeing you vines gives me an idea if what to expect. And your timeliness info will keep me from being frustrated. Much appreciated.

Great video Jian! Such a luscious plant even without the fruit! Informative as always :)

@MelbourneFoodforest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much Vee, this is a plant that takes over the world 💚

Great video. Love the taste tester at the end. xx

@MelbourneFoodforest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much Denise xx 💚

You always have great information 🌱 I need to get a choko going. I’ve started a Luffa, but not much has happened… yet!! I know they start off slow, then take over. Xx Cathi xx

@MelbourneFoodforest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Cathi! Yes get a Choko going they are easier in our climate than Luffa. The luffa will take over soon though usually late summer early autumn xx 💚

Awesome thanks for sharing

@MelbourneFoodforest

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mary, glad you enjoyed it! 💚

looks yummy 🌱

I'm in Melbourne and I would like to know when is a good time to start planting? Is it a perennial plant? Btw love your videos!

@kathyhirsch379

11 ай бұрын

My plant came back 2 years on the row,,, last year got frozen and died .i had, stil have a white one this time soo prolific feed it well and you feed all your neighbourhood 😊😊😊

Hi just wondering how many seeds you have planted. Yours look so luscious but mine only have a few vine and lots of it had dried up. Can you please guide me. Thank You 😊

@MelbourneFoodforest

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! This vine is only one choko seed, one is enough to take over the entire yard! If yours is drying up then it is a soil problem - indicating either under or overwatering. Try to prepare your soil as diverse as possible with manure, compost and worm castings. Then just water when the top inch of the soil is dry. Choko plants are not too fussy, once established they are quite tough so keep trying 💚

@kathyhirsch379

11 ай бұрын

I collected green leaves in a big bucket of water , let it rot then feed it to the choco with it i had 6-800 gr choco huge 😊

@kathyhirsch379

11 ай бұрын

She is soooo qute

Hi...where can I get choko seeds...pls guide...thanks

@MelbourneFoodforest

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Sunny I don't believe you can buy them from anywhere commercially as they tend to be a backyard variety. I recommend checking with your local gardening community who may have some available 💚

@sampedro9316

2 ай бұрын

I found them in the Walmart produce department of all places and saved the seed