Musk Melon Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid - Shine Brand Seeds

Muskmelon Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid - Shine Brand Seeds, Kharbooja Beej, Round Shape.

Seeds of Musk Melon Shine Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid has orange-sweet flesh with a round shape and a moisture content of 13 to 15%. The outer skin is a hard net. Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid seedlings are growing in the summer; this variety is very hardy. Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid seeds germinate at a rate of 80–90%, and the Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid variety is resistant to sucking pests and diseases. This variety is high yielding, and this variety has high demand in the market, which is why farmers like this variety a lot.

In India, it is a significant vegetable crop. These are the mother fruits of a number of well-known cultivars. Muskmelon grows naturally in Iran, Anatolia, and Armenia. Muskmelon is high in vitamin A and contains the mother fruits of several well-known cultivars. Muskmelon grows naturally in Iran, Anatolia, and Armenia. Muskmelon is high in vitamins A and C.

It is composed of 90% water and 9% carbohydrates. Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh are among the Indian states that grow muskmelon. Plow the soil to a fine tilth. Sowing begins in North India in the middle of February. From November to January, sowing takes place in northeast and west India.

Apply irrigation every week in the summer season. At the time of maturity, give irrigation only when needed. In the Muskmelon Field, avoid flooding. During irrigation, do not wet the vines or vegetative parts, especially during flowering and fruit set. Avoid frequent irrigation in heavy soil, as it will promote excessive vegetative growth. For better sweetness and flavor, stop irrigation or reduce watering 3-6 days before harvesting.

Description Shine Brand Seeds Musk Melon Sugar Summer F1 Hybrid

➜ Fruit shape: round
➜ Fresh weight is 1.5 to 2.25 kg.
➜ Extra Description Orange sweet flesh and sugar content: 13 to 15%
➜ Germination rate: 80-90%
➜ Maturity Period: 55 DAS
➜ Harvesting Period: 60–65 DAS
➜ Per acre, 400–500 g of seed is required.