Ethiopian Eggplant Solanum aethiopicum seeds

Fruits of the Solanum aethiopicum pumpkin on the stick, which look like small beef tomatoes or mini pumpkins, grow on sturdy stems. Solanum aethiopicum is a fruit-bearing plant commonly referred to as Ethiopian eggplant. Other common names are fake tomato, bitter tomato, African eggplant and khamen akhaba in India.

Edible as a vegetable
Beautiful in ornamental bouquets
Taste is firm, sweetish and slightly bitter

We use Solanum aethiopicum mainly as an ornamental fruit in flower arrangements.

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Pumpkin on a Stick Solanum aethiopicum seeds

Edible as a vegetable
Beautiful in ornamental bouquets
Taste is firm, sweetish and slightly bitter

The Ethiopian aubergine is suitable to be eaten raw. Usually these fruits are harvested green before they get a thick skin. An orange-red color develops during ripening. When the fruit is ripe, it can be cooked as a vegetable. Leaves produced by the young plant are edible if cooked properly. The taste is firm, sweetish to slightly bitter. In tropical countries, both the leaf and the fruit are eaten.

We use Solanum aethiopicum mainly as an ornamental fruit in flower arrangements.

Sow Pumpkin on a Stick seeds from March - April in a seed tray at 20 ° C indoors or later outdoors under glass. After transplanting, transplant indoors in pots.