WATERMELON SYN SIMBHA
Description
WATERMELON SYN SIMBHA is a hybrid variety featuring oval-shaped fruits with rich red flesh and a crisp texture. Known for its early maturity and consistent quality, it is ideal for farmers targeting quick market returns.
Specification Table
| Attribute |
Details |
| Species/Variety |
Hybrid Watermelon |
| Fruit Size |
Medium (3-5 kg) |
| Rind Color |
Light green with dark green stripes |
| Seed Count/Package Weight |
1000 seeds |
| Germination Rate |
60-65% |
| Season |
Summer, Rabi |
| Flowring Period | 25-30 Days |
| Harvest |
70-80 days |
| Spacing | Row to Row 6-8 foot, plant to plant 1.5 to 2 foot |
| Climate Requirements |
Warm, sunny climates |
Soil and Planting Requirements
| Attribute |
Details |
| Soil Type |
Sandy or sandy loam soil with good drainage. |
| Sunlight Needs |
Requires 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. |
| Watering Requirements |
Water regularly; reduce during fruit ripening. |
| Optimal Planting Time |
January-March or June-August. |
Plant Care and Maintenance
| Attribute |
Details |
| Fertilization Needs |
Use nitrogen-rich fertilizers initially, followed by potassium during fruiting. |
| Pest and Disease Resistance |
Moderate resistance to pests like aphids and powdery mildew. |
| Pruning Recommendations |
Thin out excessive foliage for better sunlight exposure. |
Harvest Information
| Attribute |
Details |
| Yield |
20-25 tons/acre. |
| Harvesting Tips |
Check for a dry tendril near the fruit stem for optimal ripeness. |
Usage and Benefits
WATERMELON SYN SIMBHA is a popular choice for its juicy texture and high market demand. Suitable for fresh eating or desserts, it is an excellent crop for quick turnovers.
- Disclaimer:
Plant growth, yield, and overall performance depend on various factors such as soil quality, weather conditions, plantation methods, and regional climate. While our seeds are of high quality, we do not guarantee specific results as agricultural outcomes may vary. For best results, follow proper farming practices and consult local agricultural experts.
