Wassermelonensamen Crimson Sweet

Resistant variety of anthracnose and fusarium wilt. Suitable for storage and transportation.
They are grown by direct sowing (for medium-early production) and by seedlings (for early field production).
Watermelons are usually sown in late April - early May, when the soil temperature has reached 14-15°C.
One week before removal to a permanent place, the seedlings are hardened, reducing the temperature and drying.
During the drought, the seedlings should be 30 - 35 days old and have developed no more than 3-4 true leaves.
The finished seedlings are transplanted to the field in late April - early May, after the soil has warmed permanently and passed the danger of late spring frosts.