Reticulated Cantaloupe Seeds

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🍈The reticulated cantaloupe fruit is elliptical in shape, with greenish-yellow skin and dense reticulated patterns all over. The flesh ranges from light yellow on the periphery to orange in the center. The sweetness also increases layer by layer, and the taste is rich.

🧡Although the texture on the outside is rough to the touch, the inside is very delicate. The sweetness is higher where the flesh is closer to the core of the melon, with a sugar content of up to 15 degrees. After one bite, there is a hint of crispiness in the mouth, soft and crispy, soft and delicate, sweet and refreshing. Every bite is very amazing, full of melon flavor, from refreshing to mellow, the flavor is very unique.

🍈Key points for growing cantaloupe:🍈✨

✨Soil selection: Choose soil with deep, loose, fertile, and well-drained soil.

🌿Temperature requirements: Hami melon has high temperature requirements, and the suitable growth temperature is 20-30 degrees Celsius.

☀️Lighting requirements: Cantaloupe likes plenty of sunlight and needs 6-8 hours of sunlight every day.

💦Water management: Cantaloupe needs sufficient water during growth, but avoid water accumulation to avoid disease.

🌱Fertilization management: Apply organic fertilizer fully before planting, and supplement nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium appropriately during the growth period.

🐛Pests and diseases and their control: 🐛🚫

Diseases: Common diseases of cantaloupe include powdery mildew, anthracnose, gray mold, etc. Prevention and control methods include selecting disease-resistant varieties, proper drainage, and spraying disease control chemicals.

Pests: Common pests of cantaloupe include aphids, stem borer, beet armyworm, etc. Prevention and control methods include trapping with yellow boards, rational crop rotation, spraying pesticides, etc.

🍈Companion plants and their functions:

Dandelion: Dandelion can attract aphids and other pests, reducing the damage of pests to cantaloupe.

Potatoes: Potatoes can absorb excess nitrogen fertilizer in the soil and reduce the negative impact of nitrogen fertilizer on the growth of cantaloupe.

Lily: Lily has the function of preventing and controlling diseases and insect pests, and can reduce the occurrence of cantaloupe diseases.