Personally I doubt it

I agree. It should make good compost. I would start with new.

Hi Tercol - according to James Wong, who first introduced me to these little gems, 'As the vines mature, they begin to produce a swollen, radish-like root, which can be lifted in late autumn and stored in barely moist compost in a cool garage or shed to over-winter'.

See James Wong's book Homegrown Revolution for how to get them going again in the Spring. Good Luck

That's interesting. Honestly I've never tried Cucamelons. I haven't even heard of them.

I kept the tubers from mine Tercol as on the planting instructions I read that you treat them the same as Dahlias. You've reminded me that it's probably time to repot.