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100 Jubilee Watermelon Seeds for Planting Heirloom Non GMO 10 Grams of Seeds Garden Vegetable Bulk Survival
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About 100 Jubilee Watermelon Seeds For Planting Heirloom
100 Jubilee Watermelon seeds. Non GMO and Heirloom. 10 grams of seeds. 90 days. Sow Jubilee Watermelon seeds in mid-to-late May or once the soil has warmed to at least 70° and doesn't drop below 50° during night temperatures. Generally when planting watermelons, you can choose to sow your heirloom seeds in either raised hills or rows. You"ll also help your non-GMO watermelon plants along by creating a 3" mound of Organic material on top of fertile well-draining soil with a pH level of 6.5-7.5. Plant Jubilee Watermelons 1" deep, with 4 seeds per hill and with 4-6" in between in raised hills. If your garden"s location has less space, sow seeds closer with 1" apart and 5-6" spaced between raised rows. Because Jubilee Watermelon seeds benefit from a longer growing season, it"s recommended to start watermelons indoors if you live in a cooler climate. Start indoors 3-4 weeks before your region"s final frost in pea pots or seed starting trays. Plant Jubilee hybrid heirlooms ¼" deep with 3 seeds per pot. Keep the soil moist and warm. Germination will take 3-10 days depending on the heat. Once the young watermelon plants have grown 1-2 sets of true leaves, begin the hardening off process by exposing Jubilee Watermelons to outside temperatures before gently transplanting them to their permanent location, 3-4 from the sowing date. In both cases, you"ll select strongest plants by thinning with scissors to at least 2 watermelons per raised hill or pot. Be sure to keep an eye on the tender annual vines as they grow fast and can spread up to 10" long! The key to watering watermelon varieties has to do with timing. Keep an even moisture with young Jubilee plants or 1-2" per week. Once you see fruit begin to bloom, ease up on watering and allow soil to soak up until dry. As the hybrid melons grow to the size of a baseball, lessen the amount of water even more, as the Jubilee Watermelons finish maturing.
