Early Spring Red Jade Watermelon Seeds

Description

🍉Early spring red jade watermelon fruit is oval, with a peel thickness of 0.3 cm, dark green flower stripes on the peel, pink flesh, and a single fruit weighing 2-3 kg.

It is an early-maturing hybrid small watermelon variety. The early fruits mature in 35-38 days after flowering, and the middle and late fruits mature in 28-30 days. The meat is tender and refreshing, with a soluble solids content of 12% in the center and 8%-9% in the edges.

🌱Soil conditions: Early spring red jade watermelon is suitable for growing in fertile soil. Plant in spring and harvest in May; plant in summer and autumn and harvest in September.

💦Water requirements: Watermelon has a relatively large demand for water. It generally needs to be watered 1 to 2 times a day. Pay attention to keeping the soil moist.

☀️Temperature requirements: The suitable growth temperature is 20-30 degrees. Pay attention to controlling the temperature to avoid excessively high or low temperatures affecting the growth of watermelon.

How To Sow Seeds🍃

• Land preparation and fertilization: Deeply plow the land at least 20cm, apply base fertilizer, make a border after fertilization, and open drainage ditches.
  
• Process the seeds: Stir in 55°C water, lower the water temperature to 35°C, soak for 6-8 hours, and place on a wet towel to germinate.
  
• Sowing: Water the soil thoroughly, sow the seeds with the bud tip downward. The thickness of the soil cover should not exceed 1cm. Spray water to moisturize. If the temperature is low, cover with mulch.

How To Plant🪴

• Sowing and raising seedlings
  
• Daejeon preparation
  
• Properly dense planting
  
• Fine trimming
  
• Artificial pollination
  
• Fertilizer and water planning
  
• Disease and insect prevention and treatment

When maintaining Early spring red jade watermelon, you need to top the melon seedlings when they grow 5 true leaves to avoid excess nutrient loss. You must also regularly observe the growth status of the watermelon to prevent and control diseases such as fusarium wilt and anthracnose in a timely manner, so that watermelons grow healthily.