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How to Grow Muskmelon (Cantaloupe): Step-by-Step with Photos
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Honeydew or cantaloupe – whichever way you swing is fine by us. We won’t judge, so long as it’s a muskmelon.
Growing your own muskmelon is quite the treat, regardless of what type you’re hooked on. And it’s almost guaranteed that once you’ve tasted homegrown muskmelons, you’ll never be tempted to go back to store-bought varieties.
It takes some effort to grow muskmelon. It might not be the best choice for novice gardeners, but the hard work pays off with a delicious harvest. If you’ve had success growing pumpkins or squash, it will be easy enough for you to grow muskmelons.
Basic Growing Requirements for MuskmelonMuskmelon loves warm climates and grows best in areas that have long summers. The ground temperature should be above 70° F to successfully plant and grow muskmelon. Start the seeds indoors if the summers are short where you live. Like all cucurbits, they have sensitive roots, so be gentle when transplanting and do not let the seedling grow too large before planting. Quite like pumpkins, muskmelon is a heavy feeder and loves soil rich in organic matter that drains well. If you’re working with heavy soil, consider planting in raised planting beds, hills or mounds. Working compost into the soil is also beneficial. Nitrogen fertilizers can be beneficial in the plant’s vegetative state, but discontinue use once the flowering begins. Otherwise, you’ll get more foliage growth at the expense of flowers, just like in tomatoes. Once flowering begins, switch to a fertilizer higher in potassium and phosphorous. Muskmelon requires consistent moisture in the soil to ensure optimum growth. If you’re short on space, invest in 5 to 8-foot tall trellises. Using trellises ensures good aeration and even distribution of sunlight, thus
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