All Sweet. Our puggle Lunabear’s twitter, now formally X, account. So stop trying to slide into her DM’s, she doesn’t have enough data to answer when munching on these beautiful long, vibrant all sweet watermelons. With small black seeds (like the ones you are planting), it sure does pack a sweet punch, reaching over 20 pounds and 3ft long. So ditch the planet fitness for the day and lift up these luscious thick rinded sweeties.           

-  Direct seed 2 seeds 3/4” deep after the danger of last frost has passed (May is a safe date for around the USA) every 2-3 feet and thin down (pinch) to the strongest seedling.– Also can be started indoors in a pot that is at least 3” deep in soft potting soil be sure to give it plenty of lighting so it doesn’t become lanky and be sure to carefully remove from pot to prevent root damage.                                                                                                                                –Plant/transplant in area with full sun, in area with well amended/fluffy soil with organic matter like compost/worm castings.                                                                                                                                                 -  Water and let the soil dry out until the first 1” of the soil is dry when it get’s established. Make sure to not water too much, as it is drought tolerant and watering too much when seedlings with drown the stems.                                                                                                                                            –Apply organic nutrients like bat guano or water in fish emulsion between waterings for maximum growth.                                                                               - Ready to harvest in approximately 100 days from direct seed. Minimum 15 seeds.