Produces small, round or oblong green striped fruits for unique culinary use
Bitter juice is traditionally used for weaning infants, supporting cultural practices
Wild relative of domesticated cushaw squash, offering genetic diversity
Suitable for outdoor cultivation in full sun, requiring minimal care
Seed bank collection ensures authenticity and reliable propagation
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Cucurbita argyrosperma var. sororia. A wild cushaw also called Coyote Breasts or Trickster Breasts or Bitter Squash. From Guarijio land in Sonora, Mexico. Bitter juice of fruits is reputedly used for weaning infants. This wild crop relative produces small, 5 inch round or oblong green-striped fruits. From our Seed Bank Collection.