Name: Melon Citirex F1
SKU: 57484
Price: 9.80 EUR
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Melon Citirex F1

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Latin title: Cucumis melo.

Categories: 2024 News!, New vegetable seeds!, Vegetable seeds, Watermelon, melon.

9.80 €

Quantity of seeds: 50 seeds

Very early hybrid, grown in greenhouses and outdoors.

The plant resistant to fusariosis (a quick wither) and powdery mildew.

Fruits are round, firm, grows up to 2-2,5 kg of weight.

The flesh is white, juicy, very tasty.

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Quantity of seeds	50 seeds
Sowing	IV
Sowing depth, cm	2
Transplantation	V–VI
Distances, cm	130×50
Harvest	VIII–IX

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