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Growing Sangria F1 Hybrid Watermelon Garden Seeds

Sowing & Growing:

In order to grow a more successful hybrid watermelon crop, it's recommended to start your seeds indoors. Sow Sangria Hybrid Watermelons seeds 3-4 weeks after your region's final frost ½" deep in peat pots. Plant 2 seeds per cell in fertile soil and add compost that's kept warm from 70-85°. Germination will take 3-10 days. Transplant carefully once the watermelon seedlings have grown two sets of true leaves. If you live in a warmer climate, sow Sangria Hybrid seeds as a late summer crop, as long as the threat of frost has passed in your region. Plant seeds 1" deep, 4-5" apart and with 6" in between rows. it's advised to either sow Sangria F1 Hybrid Watermelon seeds in raised hills with row covers. Be sure to keep melons off the wet ground as they mature by placing either paper mulch or a board underneath. Water young watermelon plants regularly. Once the melons have grown to their size, don't water as they fully ripen. The non-GMO Sangria Hybrid Watermelon variety will produce abundant high yields and craves full sun.

Harvesting:

Always look for the 3 signs of ripeness for watermelons which are: color, texture, and their hollow sound. Harvest Sangria Hybrid Watermelons once the main vine near the stem has dried out, the bottom of the fruit has turned a yellow hue and the exterior rind can be slightly squeezed and isn't so tough. You can also harvest your Sangria Hybrid crop at least 85 days from the sowing date. This popular visual method helps all kinds of watermelon growers and are easy to search for. Uncut watermelons can be stored in a cool location for up to 3 weeks.

Facts:

Sangria Hybrid Watermelon seed varieties were developed in 1985 and are known to be a durable and disease-resistant crop for gardeners today.

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