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Prepare the soil for Bottle gourd terrace gardening: Get some soil and natural manure, and combine it well with the peats. If you want to maintain it organically, add cow dung or goat dung manure to the mix. Stay this mix aside for a few days. Meanwhile, when peeling veggies, etc.; do not throw away the skin. Water requirement: Verify the soil once or twice daily for moisture loss. If it feels dry condition, it’s time to water. A healthy Bottle gourd plant needs water in a consistent manner so that the soil does not dry up. Proper watering during the growing period encourages plant flower and fruit. If not watered well, the plant will have weak produce. Containers used for planting Bottle gourd in terrace: What type of containers can I use? Containers of all different sizes, shapes, whether of plastic, ceramic, metal or mud can be used. Your coke bottles, take away plastic boxes, old sacks, coconut shells, old broken buckets, UV treated grow bags, cement pots, your dented kitchen pots, just about everything can be recycled and used as containers. Containers are the key to setting up plants. Whatever containers you use, they want to have a small opening at the bottom to release any extra water that pours for the plants. However, this small hole must be blocked with a small piece of flat stone to prevent the soil from draining away as well. Tips for Bottle gourd terrace gardening: Salt water must not be left on the plants. Specifically, in pot plant growers are using one and a half feet repeatedly in wood & cement plants for planting to be comfortable. Pots of red soil, sand, manure & mix well and to be applied. Plants were irrigated in the morning & evening. After the plants are grown with natural fertilizers in the growing of vegetables, the taste is good with the quality. Temperature requirement to grow Bottle gourd: Bottle gourd like plenty of sunlight and do not develop well in shady areas. The Bottle gourd plant grows well under warm temperatures (25 to 35ºC