Things I Never Seen: Snake Gourd

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Snake Gourd aka Pare Belut aka Pare Ular

Hellow Steemit Fellows😉

Been not so active on steemit for few weeks now, nothing too serious but as you all know😊 blame it on steemmonsters😈

On the third day of Eid Fitr Celebration, My Dear Hubby took me out to a place that I love to be there anytime😊 but unfortunately😊 though the place is only a few miles away from the neighborhood, it's my second time to visit it😂

My first time was 7 years ago, where I saw a giant turtle for the first time in my life, the Galapagos Tortoise, its name was Bagong.

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yeap this is me 7 years ago in Godongijo

But when I came back there last friday (June 7th) the turtle was different, it's Aldabra Giant Tortoise now.

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it has no name but at least it has few small turtles as friends in that cage now.

7 years ago, I really enjoy the vertical garden there, but this time I don't know where is it😯 somehow the restaurants is better than before and I have time to explore the other side of the garden which has an abandoned hydroponic garden and I found the Snake Gourd!

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The truth is I never seen or known about this type of gourd😂

My friend told me that the taste like luffa when its immature, the color will change to red when its rippened and curling like snake. Okay.. I asked my hubby to get me some seed from the ripen one😂😂

And as a bonus😊 he poses for me with the gourd😆

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luv this man so.much 😍

I read from wikipedia that the Africans use the ripen gourd flesh as a subtitute for tomato too. Some information mentioned about the bitter taste of this veggie too. I'm curious abd I will try to plant it my self in the garden with a little hope that My FIL won't mind it😂😂

Well.. that's all for now, I'll be back with another things I never seen soon.

Thanks for stopping by and Have a wonderful day☕

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