SM3002 New Chaozaofeng early maturity bulk f1 hybrid sweet melon seeds, hybrid musk melon seeds for planting

1.Seeds type: F1 hybrid sweet melon seeds

2.Maturity days: After sowing about 70 days

3.Fruit skin: Golden yellowfruit skin, fruit surface covered with reticulate pattern

4.Inside flesh color: Light green flesh

5.Fruit shape: Round-spherical

6.Fruit weight: 5to 2.5kgs

7.Center Brix: 14% to 15%

8.Indoor or outdoor: both

9.Yield: 2000to 2500KGS/667m2

10. Other: This variety features vigorous growth, tender juicy flesh, rich flavor, and strong disease resistance

11. Main cultivation measures and adaptability:

(1) The variety shows stable growth, strong resistance, and wide adaptability, fitting both protected and open‑field production

(2) It has medium vigor. For protected hanging culture, use 1,800 plants/667 m², with single‑vine pruning, fruit set at node 12, and topping at node 25. For open fields, plant 800–1,200 plants/667 m² and adopt double‑vine pruning

(3) For early greenhouse cropping in northern regions, keep seedbed at ≥20°C during nursery; withhold water before the first true leaf emerges to prevent leaf diseases, then resume normal care. Boost water and fertilizer at fruit swelling; apply pest control throughout the season, intensifying it later. Cease irrigation 7 days before harvest to secure fruit quality

(4) Timely harvest ensures marketable quality

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