Maridadi F1 Watermelon Seeds -25g

Imagine biting into a slice of watermelon, its juicy flesh bursting with sweetness and freshness. With the Maridadi F1 Watermelon Seeds, you can cultivate these delectable watermelons right in your own backyard!

Dizengoff produces relatively early-maturing Maridadi F1 watermelon seeds. Each of the uniformly shaped, oval fruits it produces weighs between 10 and 12 kg. Fruits from Maridadi watermelons have a wonderful sweetness and are vitamin-rich.

Benefits Of Watermelon For Health
In addition to important vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, it supplies hydration.
Antioxidants included in watermelon aid in the prevention of obesity, high blood pressure, and other conditions.
They include the antioxidant lycopene cucurbitacin E, which has been researched to prevent cancer.
Watermelon has anti-inflammatory chemicals that help prevent chronic diseases brought on by inflammation.
because the antioxidant lycopene assists in maintaining eye health.
A number of the nutrients in watermelon are beneficial for your hair and skin because they maintain skin moisture and prevent sunburn.
Watermelon’s fiber content helps with digestion.

How to Plant Watermelon Seeds of Maridadi F1

Once the soil temperature reaches 70° F or higher, you can start planting in late spring or early summer.
Push 8 to 10 seeds into the soil 1 inch deep on a ridge.
With at least 8 feet separating each row, place ridges 3 to 4 feet apart.
Use mulch or shallow hoeing to keep the soil free of weeds.
In nutrient-rich, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.0 to 6.8, place seeds 3 to 5 feet apart.
By adding several inches of aged compost or other rich organic matter to native soil, you can give plants a fantastic start to the growth season.
Growing large, tasty watermelons requires a steady supply of water; for optimal results, add a soaker hose or drip irrigation. Don’t dampen the leaves.
Watermelons have enormous appetites, so keep them well-fed with a steady supply of nutrients by using a slow-release fertilizer frequently.
Use a straw bed to elevate young melons off the ground.
Watermelons should be picked as they transition from bright to dull green. When you knock on them, they ought to sound hollow.