A reader described a 10–12 ft vine with green tennis-ball-sized pods that turn orange, then split to reveal bright red interiors with black gourd-like seeds. The owner called it "Korean vine."
Examine **leaves** (shape, lobes), **flowers** (if any), and **smell** of crushed fruit. These details confirm the ID. Photos attached in original show both species for comparison.
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