SM28 No.9091 high sugar orange flesh f1 hybrid golden sweet melon seeds, musk melon seeds for Commercial Farming

1.Seeds type: F1 hybrid sweet melon seeds

2.Maturity days: After transplant 65-70 days to harvest

3.Fruit skin: Creamy-yellow

4.Inside flesh color: Orange, crispy flesh

5.Fruit shape: Round

6.Fruit weight: 5-2kg each fruit

7.Center Brix: Around 16%

8.Indoor or outdoor: Greenhouse and open-field cultivation

9.Yield: About 2200 to 2500KGS/667m2

10.Resistance: High resistance to leaf disease

11. Others: Use raised beds in rainy regions to improve drainage and root health. Since good pollination affects fruit shape and yield, hand‑pollinate early morning when bee activity is low to ensure better set

12. Advantage: Besides premium seeds, we offer cultivation guidance, technical support, and customized packaging to distributors, wholesalers, and OEM partners

13. Advice: For larger, more uniform fruits, professional growers limit fruit numbers per vine, letting the plant channel nutrients to selected melons

14. Preparation of nutrient soil:
For melon nursery, take field soil from previous soybean, onion, or garlic crops—it must be loose, aerated, residue‑free, and disease‑free. Nutrient bowls should hold together firmly at transplanting

To nourish young plants, prepare 1 m³ of mix as: 5 parts field soil, 5 parts well‑rotted organic 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. Mix thoroughly, then leave to 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