Watermelon Seeds Varieties
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This vine-like flowering plant grows best in hot climates and 65°F-90°F soil. Classified as a berry - watermelon is known for its juicy red color. However, it can also be red, yellow, or white, and its shape and outer skin thickness vary by type. The number of fruits per vine ranges from 2 to 15, and each fruit can weigh between 11 and 44 pounds. As surprising as it is with berries, watermelon is easy to grow, which should make you wonder why you haven't planted those seeds in your garden yet!
Watermelon seeds are one of the most nutrient-dense varieties of seeds. They are rich in protein, vitamins, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, magnesium, zinc, copper, potassium, and more. Watermelon seeds are low in calories and rich in nutrients. When roasted, they are crunchy and easily replace other unhealthy snacking options. If you need to order these watermelon seeds, please let us know and we will get back to you in 12 hours and soonest reply within 10 minutes.
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When to plant watermelon seeds?
The best time to plant watermelon seeds is after the last frost in the spring. They do best in warm, humid conditions. Because watermelon seeds have a long germination period, you can start the growing process early by starting your seeds indoors. Aim to start sowing three weeks before you plan to transplant. You need to transplant your seedlings while they are still small for best results, so plan accordingly.
How do I plant watermelon seeds?
Choose a location that is sunny and protected from any cool winds. Once the threat of frost is gone, sow the seeds directly into the soil about an inch deep and 4 to 6 feet apart. Check the exact distance for your seed variety, but plan to give your watermelon plenty of room. Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil moist throughout the germination process.
How deep to plant watermelon seeds?
Watermelon seeds should be planted approximately one inch deep. For best results, plant a few watermelon seeds at each point and thin them out as the seedlings begin to germinate.
How do I germinate watermelon seeds?
If you plan to start watermelon seeds indoors, there are a few things you can do for germination success. First, do not soak the seeds. While this can help other seeds, it can lead to fungal diseases in watermelon seeds.
Watermelon seeds like heat and moisture. If you want to speed up the germination process, then you need to give watermelon seeds warm, moist soil. You can't control the temperature outside, so starting seeds indoors is the best option to get maximum control. Try using a heater or heating pad to keep the soil warm. If planting outside, cover the seeds with a row cover to retain moisture and heat.
