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Seedless Watermelon Citrullus lanatus fruit seeds for home garden and backyard watermelon planting

Seedless Watermelon Citrullus lanatus fruit seeds for home garden and backyard watermelon planting

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  • Grow sweet, juicy seedless watermelons with premium Citrullus Lanatus seeds. Perfect for home gardens and backyard planting, this variety delivers large, flavorful fruits ideal for fresh eating, desserts, and summer gatherings.Features:Seedless Citrullus Lanatus seeds for easy-to-eat watermelonsProduces large, sweet, and...

Grow sweet, juicy seedless watermelons with premium Citrullus Lanatus seeds. Perfect for home gardens and backyard planting, this variety delivers large, flavorful fruits ideal for fresh eating, desserts, and summer gatherings.

Features:

  1. Seedless Citrullus Lanatus seeds for easy-to-eat watermelons
  2. Produces large, sweet, and juicy fruits
  3. Ideal for home gardens, backyard planting, and raised beds
  4. Non-GMO, high germination rate
  5. Vigorous growth and disease-resistant under proper care

Specifications:

  1. Scientific Name: Citrullus lanatus
  2. Common Name: Seedless Watermelon
  3. Packet Quantity: Varies by seller
  4. Planting Season: Spring to early summer after last frost
  5. USDA Hardiness Zones: 411 (annual)
  6. Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
  7. Soil Requirements: Well-draining, fertile soil rich in organic matter
  8. Planting Depth: 1 inch (2.5 cm)
  9. Germination Time: 712 days
  10. Watering: Deep, regular watering, especially during flowering and fruit development
  11. Growth Habit: Vigorous vining plant
  12. Fruit Size: Typically 1530 pounds
  13. Maturity Time: 80100 days
  14. Care Tips: Space plants adequately for vine spread, mulch to retain moisture

Growing Guide:

  1. Start seeds indoors 24 weeks before the last frost or sow directly outdoors once soil temperature reaches 70F (21C).
  2. Space plants 34 feet apart with rows 68 feet apart.
  3. Harvest when the underside turns creamy yellow and fruit feels heavy for its size.

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