About This Variety

Meet This Variety

Watermelon, Mini-Me Hybrid Seeds are for a tender, warm-season watermelon crop in sunny, well-drained garden space. Sow or transplant only after frost risk has passed and the soil is warm.

Watermelon vines need room to grow and benefit from attention during dry periods. Harvest fruit by checking several maturity signs, including the nearby tendril and ground spot.

A warm-season watermelon for sunny garden planting.

Growing at a Glance

Botanical Name Citrullus lanatus
Life Cycle Annual
Sun Requirement Full Sun
Water Needs Water During Dry Periods
Soil Preference Well-drained Sandy Loam

Why Gardeners Love It

Warm-Season Crop

Watermelon is a tender, warm-season crop for sunny, well-drained gardens.A warm-season crop for sunny gardens.

Room for Vines

Watermelon vines need ample garden space as they grow.Give vines adequate garden space.

Maturity Signals

Use several maturity signs, including the tendril and ground spot, before harvest.Check several signs before harvest.

Best Growing Conditions

Germination Temperature
70–90°F
Sun Exposure
Full Sun
Moisture Needs
Water During Dry Periods

How to Grow

01

Prepare

Choose a sunny site with well-drained soil and adequate space for vines.

Choose a sunny site with room for vines.

02

Sow

Plant after frost risk has passed and soil temperatures are warm.

Plant after frost in warm soil.

03

Water

Water during prolonged dry periods and avoid keeping developing fruit wet.

Water during prolonged dry periods.

04

Guide

Guide vines into open garden space to keep the planting manageable.

Guide vines into open garden space.

05

Harvest

Check the nearby tendril and ground spot before picking ripe fruit.

Check tendril and ground spot before picking.

Garden Uses

Edible Landscapes
Home Gardens

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