Bari F1

Season Overview

Description

Cantaloupe melon Round fruit with orange flesh and gray skin Very aromatic 1 - 2 sqm per plant Melons require a high amount of water to grow optimally. Never allow the soil to dry out completely. Adequate nutrient supply is especially important for the growth of melon plants. Before planting out the young plants, first work a primarily organic fertilizer During flowering and fruiting, apply a new dose of fertilizer so that the plants have enough strength for the development of large and sweet fruits.

Growing tips

A proven care measure to increase the yield is the so-called de-tipping. To do this, the main shoot of a melon plant is cut off after the fifth leaf. This causes the plant to form more side shoots, which can also be cut off at the tip. With this method, you stimulate the plant to form more fruit. If you additionally remove the tip a piece above growing fruit, more energy will be left for the melon to grow. Nevertheless, be careful not to grow more than five melons per plant, so that the existing specimens get enough energy and nutrients.

Details

Seeding distance

100 cm

Row spacing

100 cm

Seeding depth

cm