Delicious 51 Cantaloupe Seeds

South GA Seed Company
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1323
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The Delicious 51 melon, a true marvel of the garden, enchants the senses with its vibrant hues and luscious flavor. When ripened under the warm embrace of the summer sun, its outer skin transforms into a glowing, golden-yellow canvas dotted with delicate, net-like patterns. This melon, with its perfectly round shape and inviting aroma, beckons gardeners and gourmets alike.

Cutting into a Delicious 51 melon reveals a vibrant interior, a rich, orange flesh that is tender and sweet. Each slice exudes an intoxicating fragrance, a prelude to the burst of flavor that follows. The fruit’s texture is both firm and silky, delivering a refreshing juiciness that quenches the thirst on the hottest of days. The seeds, nestled in the heart of the melon, are easily scooped away, leaving behind an expanse of pure, edible delight.

Growing the Delicious 51 melon is a rewarding endeavor for gardeners of all skill levels. This hardy plant thrives in well-drained soil enriched with organic matter, basking in full sunlight to achieve its full potential. Regular watering, balanced with periods of dryness, encourages robust growth and sweetness in the fruit. With its relatively short growing season, the Delicious 51 melon offers a versatile addition to any garden.

  • QTY: 25
  • Seed Planting Depth: 1"
  • Germination Temperature: 70-80
  • Days to Germination:
  • Row Spacing: 4-6'
  • Plant Spacing: 12"
  • Sun: Full Sun
  • Harvest time: 85 days

How to Save Seeds

Melons will not cross with cucumbers or squash but will cross with other types of melons not to be confused with watermelons however. Muskmelons don't cross with watermelons they are from separate families. They need an isolation of at least ¼ of a mile from other melons. Once you are sure they are ripe cut them from the vine and allow to cure for a few days. Once cured cut open scoop out seeds and follow process found under cucumbers for seed saving. You can eat the flesh at this point seeds are normally ready when melon is ripe.