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    got some melon seeds from bnq what chance have i got to get any fruit off them in a unheated greenhouse

  • #2
    bought some from lidl
    sweet baby but have no success as of yet
    joanne geldard

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    • #3
      Depends what type.

      i have bought blacktail & minnesota midget watermelon because they are bred to be early; so I am hoping for some even though they will be grown outside.

      An unheated greenhouse, you should be ok once the summer gets here.

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      • #4
        they look like honeydew

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        • #5
          Originally posted by zazen999
          .....i have bought blacktail & minnesota midget watermelon because they are bred to be early; so I am hoping for some even though they will be grown outside....
          Grown some MM, they're not watermelon.



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          Grew them here in an unheated g/h, can't think you'll get much fruit without some cover for them? They were okay, not a great flavour, gonna try a charentaise this year.
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          To see a world in a grain of sand
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          • #6
            They look great but you said flavour wasnt great were they bitter or sweet, These were from the italian kitchen section from suttons they are melone rugoso di cosenza giallo.

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            • #7
              I think that maybe the melon varieties grown for things other than taste, aren't perhaps the best choice. I tried MM cos they said it was a smallish plant and smaller fruit - no real mention of taste. It was okay, but the first one I picked too soon, the second was 'pleasant'.

              I'm going to try a different variety this summer to see if the taste is better with a variety grown for taste rather than size. I'm still not sure we get enough sun over here, but as I've only grown melon once, I really can't say!
              To see a world in a grain of sand
              And a heaven in a wild flower

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