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NIKA SEEDS - Fruit Watermelon Snow White - 20 Seeds
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NIKA SEEDS - Fruit Watermelon Snow White - 20 Seeds Features
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Ⓘ HOW MANY SEEDS Ⓘ We are not always able to control the exact amount of seeds in each package. Please CONTACT US if you have any questions about your order
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Ⓘ 100% NON GMO Ⓘ We do not produce or sell GMO seeds. Our seeds are cultivated through pollination
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Ⓘ GERMINATION Ⓘ All our seeds have high germination guarantee
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Ⓘ SELECTED OF SEEDS Ⓘ Healthy and good quality seeds are the roots of a healthy crop. The seeds that are used to cultivate new crops have selected very carefully and of high quality
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Ⓘ ASSIATANCE Ⓘ A dynamic team of highly experienced specialists can assist with technical advice and specific recommendations to ensure maximum performance
About NIKA SEEDS - Fruit Watermelon Snow White - 20 Seeds
WATERMELON SNOW An early variety (80 to 105 days). The fruits are white, round, smooth, medium size, and weight 11 to 13 lbs. The pulp has a bright red color with a delicate structure and is juicy and sweet. Planting instructions: Try the seeds in the paper towel technique and it will grow. Tear a paper towel in half and moisten one of the halves. Place four or five seeds on half of the paper and fold the other half over the seeds. Blow open a clear, sandwich size zip-close bag. Place the paper with seeds inside and reseal the bag. Set the bag anywhere out of direct sunlight that stays at room temperature. The bag acts like a miniature greenhouse that retains heat and moisture. You should observe seeds sprouting in about five to seven days. Use a hoe to make mounds that are approximately 2 feet across the top and 8 to 12 inches high. The mounds of loose soil help the roots become established and allow excess water to drain. Level the top of each mound. Use your finger to poke four equally-spaced holes in the leveled-off soil. Each hole should be about 1 inch deep. Deposit one seed in each hole and lightly rake the soil to cover the seeds. Be careful not to disturb the seeds during this process. Pack the soil lightly to keep the seeds from drying out too quickly when they are watered. Water the seeds. Plants should emerge within the first two weeks of planting.
