Discover the Unique Cucamelon
The Cucamelon, also known as Mouse Melon or Mexican Sour Gherkin, is a delightful addition to any garden. These tiny fruits resemble watermelons and have a refreshing taste, making them perfect for snacking or garnishing dishes.
Planting Instructions
Plant Cucamelon seeds indoors weeks before the last frost or outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. These plants thrive in hardiness zones 9-11 and can grow as high as 10 feet, providing a lush green vine with striking yellow flowers.
Key Benefits of Growing Cucamelons
With a harvest time of just 70 days, you can enjoy the fruits of your labor quickly. The seeds come packaged in a convenient ziplock poly bag, complete with a color photo and detailed planting instructions.
Care and Maintenance
Cucamelons prefer average soil and full sunlight exposure. Space plants 15-18 inches apart to allow for adequate growth and airflow. Regular watering will keep the plants healthy and productive.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ideal temperature for growing Cucamelons?
- How tall do Cucamelon vines grow?
- Can I grow Cucamelons in containers?
- What pests should I watch out for when growing Cucamelons?
- How do I know when Cucamelons are ready to harvest?
jbeyer27 –
Have little plants right now almost ready to go out in the garden. Looking forward to harvesting these little guys.
Jennifer Christie –
They were clean,tiny, and perfect. No duds.
Michael Smith –
Seeds arrived looking good, can’t wait to grow them!
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