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Hard-skinned netted muskmelon

Published: 2026-11-14 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-14 — Characteristics: This variety is currently one of the world’s finest hybrid muskmelons. The plants are robust and highly resistant to melon diseases. Vines and leaves are of medium size, and both primary and secondary vines can bear fruit. It has strong fruit-setting ability, producing more than three fruits per plant. The fruits are uniform in shape, with stable and abundant yields. The rind features prominent netting, the flesh is thick, juicy, and has a sugar content of over 15 degrees…

Hard-skinned netted muskmelon

    Characteristics: This variety is currently one of the world’s finest hybrid muskmelons. The plants are robust and highly resistant to melon diseases. Vines and leaves are of medium size, and both primary and secondary vines can bear fruit. It has strong fruit-setting ability, producing more than three fruits per plant. The fruits are uniform in shape, with stable and abundant yields. The rind features prominent netting, the flesh is thick, juicy, and has a sugar content of over 15 degrees. The texture is crisp, tender, and refreshing, with an exceptionally delicious flavor and outstanding quality. Each fruit weighs about 1.5 kg and is highly resistant to storage and transportation.

  Cultivation Tips: Suitable for greenhouse, plastic tunnel, and open-field spring cultivation. Planting density is 1,800–2,400 plants per mu. Use a two-vine pruning system. Average yield is over 4,000 kg per mu.

  Seed Quality: Purity: 98%, Cleanliness: 98%, Germination Rate: 95%, Moisture: 8%  Precautions: (1) This is a hybrid variety and should not be used for seed saving; (2) Adapt cultivation methods to local conditions for optimal results; (3) We are not liable for yield reductions due to climate, soil, or improper cultivation management.

  ( Jiuquan)

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