How to grow Chayote from Fruit step by step

You will learn How to grow Chayote from Fruit step by step
Chayote is a vegetable belonging to the fruit category. It can be grown in a home garden and is considered as a fruit as well as tomatoes, for having its seeds involved in the edible part.
It is originally from Central America. According to some historians, chayote was already cultivated in the Caribbean at the time of the discovery of America.
Due to its characteristic and very mild flavor it can be consumed all year round, the chayote was very prominent in Antiquity among other vegetables grown. It is easy to digest, rich in fiber, potassium, vitamins A and C and low in calories, it is 31 calories in one hundred grams.
There is a wide variety of chayote, in terms of shape, size and color. It can be rounded or pear-shaped, most commonly found at fairs. The color varies from white to very dark green. Depending on the species, the bark can be smooth or with thorns.
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Germination occurs 10 to 20 days, and the roots also begin to grow,
The time has come to plant in a Pot, place the Chayote at 45 degrees, use a Substrate with Organic Nutrients.
O the leaves up and the roots on the substrate,
It will facilitate the development of the roots,
Watering should be daily
Chayote should be in a place with good light to start germination.
Now 2 months old and ready to transplant to Soil
I am planting the new Chayote in a permanent location.
Use Organic Fertilizer to make the plant grow health .
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[@islabonita6304]

I have the most beautiful Chayote plants growing and it is covering half of my house, growing up the roof, attaching to fences and there are hundreds of Chayote hanging. It is the most beautiful decoration I have ever seen, a spectacular thing to see. I don't know how, who or where the plant came from, all I know is it started growing and I kept caring for it. Some of these Chayotes have thorns and others are smooth. This is all new to me so I'll have to learn what the difference is. The skinny vines are like little lady fingers, holding on and attaching itself to almost anything. It is hugging my lemon tree. I know this is a long post, but I am just learning about Chayotes and am a bit excited. I wish they grew all year long. Today I finally picked ONE and will try to cook it.

[@WorldClik]

Hello Isla! Grateful for the visit is always welcome, what wonder you are with a beautiful Chayote plantation, God bless you and your family protect yourself from Coronavirus, greetings.

[@islabonita6304]

@@WorldClik Hello! Thank you for your kind response. The Chayote's have been a gift from God. The happiness and joy it brings to watch them grow has been a blessing. I plan to pick and distribute out to anyone that needs. Thank you for such an informative video. God bless you and your family.

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@@islabonita6304 I would like one or two, please!

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[@ivoryusagi]

Thank you. From my mother's experience, it did not germinate for weeks when placed on a sunny windowsill, it only germinated when placed in a dark closet. 😅

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[@Beatrice_bb]

Grande Adriano! Grazie! Mi hanno regalato un frutto germinato ora grazie al tuo video l'ho messo a dimora nel terreno.
Dal sud italia (spero riesco a crescere la pianta e coglierne i frutti) GRAZIE MILLE

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Beatrice agradeço a sua visita e comentário, estou feliz por ter ajudado, bom cultivo!
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[@BeaMina_Plays]

Thank you very much,it really helped my gardening skills,and i like chayote

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[@tutumimi]

Wow thank you for your video i learned how to plant this chayote and its so simple.. i hope my chayote will grow too

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[@MrRbenlice]

i didn’t do all that It’s roots grew out in my kitchen and i put it in a glass cup in water and it’s growing beautifully

[@WorldClik]

hello friend! The rooting is amazing! It's an educational video and that's why I explain the rooting process in detail! Thank you for your visit and comment, always welcome 🙏 God bless

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Thanks so much because I have hard time to find the seeds and mostly accidentally butchered 😂🙏🏼

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[@philstat100]

Let me see if I understand You correctly. First you put thr fruit in the sunlight and this causes it to germinate? Do you put it in the sun or just good light? Trying to learn. Again Thank You.

[@WorldClik]

Hello my friend! leave in a place with good light, morning sun if possible.thanks,

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[@amirrafizadeh4844]

Hello
Thank you for all information,
I have planted the choko And now is about 2 meters tall and growing tall in one stem only , do I trim it on top so it gives branches?
I do appreciate if you answer me

[@WorldClik]

Hello Amir, perform the pruna SA your plant is fundamental for good development ok thanks for visiting Welcome

[@pmengeln]

Thank you so much for making this so easy. Now I know where I keep going wrong. Is there any reason why you cannot just start it in the grarden to begin with once it has sprouted?

[@WorldClik]

Hello Friend! yes You can plant in the Garden!
This Video is a Didactic project with information!

[@BeaMina_Plays]

Ithink no direct sunlight

[@pershop4950]

you can start it in the garden. chayotes grew wild in soil before humans cultivated it and decided what are the different ways you can get it to germinate.

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[@lunah5668]

How much wAter should I hive when is already climbing?

[@WorldClik]

hello friend! Watering should be done approximately every 2 days, on hot days water daily.
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[@raqueldominguez6133]

I couldn’t tell if you planted the whole chayote underground when you planted it for it’s last spot

[@WorldClik]

Hello friend, plant only the bottom with the roots inside the ground. Thanks for visiting.

[@ramliahmad9]

Should use a matured fruit or a young one?

[@WorldClik]

Hello friend! Use a very mature fruit because the root will occur more quickly, thanks welcome

[@amirrafizadeh4844]

Hello
Thank you for all informations
Question:
I planted a choko and now is about 2 meters tall and has got No brunches and is growing taller , do I have to trim the top so it grow as brunches too, or not ?
This is my first time to grow choko and I DON'T want to take risks to kill it. I would appreciate you if you answer me,
I live in Sydney And now is first month of spring letvday
Thanks

[@WorldClik]

Hello friend, yes, pruning your plant is essential, do it at the end of winter, beginning of spring and on the waning moon ok thanks Welcome

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Bravo amigo

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Grato Valéria Boa noite, uma semana abençoada para Nós

[@litadimalibot4079]

How long do chayote bear fruit after planting?

[@WorldClik]

Hello friend about 1 year to produce

[@lukejones1244]

Is there only one seed in each fruit? Cant you take the seed out and sow it?

[@WorldClik]

Olá Luke, Você pode realizar, mais esse método é muito eficiente para a germinação.

[@jennifereverett6298]

Can the plant be kept small and still produce squash?

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[@elsalisa146]

How long til the plant will produce fruit?

[@WorldClik]

Hello friend! Approximately 6 months to start production, thanks for visiting Welcome God bless.

[@florentipay8438]

Looking for chayote roots, do you sell or ship?

[@WorldClik]

Grateful for the Floren visit! Unfortunately not, however You find it in Agriculture Homes and websites.

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[@aniyahdilovelilioness747]

What happens if it gets too much water?

[@WorldClik]

Hello Friend! it will probably rot with a lot of water!
God Bless

[@jurijavsenak]

You don't need to water it much, as it gets it from its mother...

[@avyluvic8079]

Will it split on its own? Or you used a knife to split it?

[@WorldClik]

Hello Avy! yes it will naturally split on germination

[@laureen4126]

Need help my plant is very yellow with spots and also looks like grayish mold?

[@WorldClik]

Laureen good night I appreciate your visit and comment always be welcome!
Making a good Organic Dubbing and watering would! Your plant is expected to be in a place that has good luminosity and ventilation Sol Béfor good development.

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[@minesucculents5247]

The leaves are curling and have white swirl lines ..I spray copper spray and other store light organic pesticides but ..still not flowering

[@WorldClik]

Hello! eradicate damaged leaves, which will also help get rid of pests,

[@getbackjojo3277]

Sorry.. But Watering is not daily..

[@WorldClik]

Thanks for visiting and information my Friend

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@@WorldClik welcome.. Keep planting keep safe

[@thecrimsonfuckeralucardlor5087]

These things taste good are hardy and also painful if they grow up trees and fall on your head. So easy to grow they practically sustain themselves in a place that gets enough water and sun so it's not one you have to go out of your way to keep alive. Toss them in your back yard and they grow themselves.

[@WorldClik]

Thanks for visiting and comment! Yes it is an easy plant to grow, however many people do not know, have no experience in farming, so that was the idea! Sharing and showing that farming can be easy and pleasurable! God bless you Friend.

[@thecrimsonfuckeralucardlor5087]

@@WorldClik you're welcome. Yeah not everyone is as knowledgeable so it's good to show them. I have these growing in my backyard so that's how I know how they are. and there are so many I can't eat them all so I give them away to people to grow and eat. They are very good in chicken soups and stews or an egg fried rice dish. Or just fried in butter and seasoned for a snack, I even eat them raw sometimes. God bless you as well.