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KIVANO. A rare exotic plant with unusual fruits that resemble small spiky hedgehogs. It attracts attention with its distinctive shape and bright coloration. The fruits remain green at the beginning of ripening. As they mature, their color gradually changes to orange, sometimes with reddish streaks.
The fruits have an unusual structure and an attractive appearance. Inside, they contain green, jelly-like flesh. Young fruits, around 5–7 days old, can be used for pickling. In this form, they resemble ordinary cucumbers and are suitable for a variety of homemade preserves. More mature fruits become especially decorative thanks to their bright color and prominent spikes.
The flesh is described as having an unusual combination of lemon, melon, and cucumber notes. This makes the plant appealing not only to collectors but also to those who enjoy unusual flavors. Its fruits have an original texture and an interesting aroma. The crop offers an opportunity to discover a rare member of the exotic cucumber family.
This plant is suitable for anyone interested in rare and unusual crops. It will add variety to a collection of exotic vegetables and attract attention in the garden. The bright fruits with their striking spikes look unusual against the greenery. When growing it, consider its development and harvest young fruits in time for pickling.