SM27 No.2491 long shelf life best hybrid sweet melon seed variety distributors

1.Seeds type: F1 hybrid sweet melon seeds

2.Maturity days: early maturing variety, after transplant 65-70 days to harvest

3.Fruit skin: Milky small stripes conver yellow skin,and have green big stripes

4.Inside flesh color: Orange, soft flesh

5.Fruit shape: Round

6.Fruit weight: 2 kg to 2.5 kg each fruit

7.Center Brix: 15-16%

8.Indoor or outdoor: Both

9.Yield: About 2000to 2500KGS/667m2

10.Resistance: Double enzyme disease, powdery mildew

11. Others: It offers good fruit set and an extended shelf life

12. Advantage: Golden melons with orange flesh are highly popular for their premium visual appeal and rich flavor, offering excellent business opportunities to wholesalers, supermarkets, fresh fruit chains, and exporters

13. Advice: Reduce irrigation in the last two weeks before harvest to boost sugar accumulation and flavor

14. Preparation of nutrient soil:

For melon nursery, choose field soil from previous soybean, onion, or garlic crops—loose, aerated, residue‑free, and disease‑free. Nutrient bowls must hold together without crumbling at transplanting

For healthy buds, fertilize the mix per cubic meter as follows: 5 parts field soil, 5 parts well‑rotted manure, 2–3 kg superphosphate, 0.5–0.8 kg urea, 0.2 kg 70% mancozeb, 10–15 kg plant ash (or green ash), and 0.2 kg phoxim or chlorpyrifos granules. Blend everything well, then let the mixture rest for 10–15 days before use

Plant number: 1800 plants/667m2

Grow temperature: 22 to 32 degree

Sprout temperature: 30 degree

Prevention and control of melon downy mildew (caused by lower fungi):

• In greenhouse cultivation, properly manage temperature differences and ventilation, and ensure adequate water circulation.
• For open-field cultivation, ensure prompt drainage after rainfall.
• Upon early detection, apply fungicides such as Baijunqing + Propionizer Zinc, or Jingjia Shuangling + Daisen Manganese Zinc.
• For severe infections, use enoxymorpholine, cyanothalonil, or fipronil for effective control.

Prevention and control of melon aphids and thrips:

• For aphids, do not use single‑agent products (e.g., imidacloprid or pymetrozine) alone, as they offer limited control. Instead, apply a compound formulation of imidacloprid and pymetrozine.
• If aphid resistance is high, consider using fipronil, which also provides control against thrips.
•  For severe thrips infestations, ethylphosphamide (Aleutide) is recommended.

In bag, 5Grams/bag, 500Bags/ctn

In bag, 10Grams/bag, 500Bags/ctn

In bag, 500Grams/bag, 50Bags/tn

In bulk, 25kgs/woven bag