SM29 Fengmi mid-early high-performance hybrid yellow sweet melon seeds manufacturer

1.Seeds type: F1 hybrid sweet melon seeds

2.Maturity days: Mid-early maturity, the full growing period is about 75 days

3.Fruit skin: Greyish-green skin in earlier stage, fruit surface covered with medium-coarse reticulate pattern, brassy yellow skin in full maturity stage and fruit surface covered with medium-coarse reticulate pattern, greyish-green ridge groove

4.Inside flesh color: Orange-red, crispy fleshwhen 70% maturity, soft flesh when full maturity

5.Fruit shape: Oval shape

6.Fruit weight: 5-2.2kgs single fruit

7.Center Brix: Around 14-15%

8.Indoor or outdoor: Greenhouses, plastic tunnels, and open-field

9.Yield: About 2200KGS/667m2

10. Others: It offers strong growth, a small cavity, high quality, a good juicy taste at full maturity, high commercial value, and good transport tolerance

11. Advantage: The golden rind and orange flesh boost visual appeal and offer a premium image, aligning with consumer demand for colorful, high-quality fresh produce

12. Suitable for: use by commercial farms, seed importers, distributors, agricultural companies, contract growers, wholesalers, and fresh produce exporters

13. Advice: Effective integrated crop management is based on crop rotation, balanced fertilization, proper plant spacing, and sanitation practices

14. Sowing attention:
Sow on a sunny, warm morning (around 10 am) after cold weather. Pre‑water nutrient bowls, then place two germinated seeds per bowl, flat with sprouts up, and cover with 1–1.5 cm fine soil. Keep the shed at 30°C after sowing. Once 50–60% of shoots emerge, remove the film, lower temperature to 20–22°C (day) / 16–18°C (night) to prevent stretching. Raise temperature to 28–30°C (day) / 20–22°C (night) after true leaves appear for faster growth. 5–7 days before transplanting, cool and harden seedlings, and spray with necessary pesticides

Plant number: 1000 to 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