Xin Meiyu F1 Melon Seeds | Cucumis melo var. makuwa | Dark Green Pear Melon 16 Brix Emerald Green Crisp FleshItem NO.: WP-0753-choice

Xin Meiyu F1 Melon Seeds - Cucumis melo Disease Resistant For Greenhouse & Field

Overview

Xin Meiyu F1 (Cucumis melo var. makuwa) is an early-maturing F1 hybrid thin-skinned melon variety. It takes approximately 70 days from fruit set to harvest, with a full growth cycle of about 90 days. The plants exhibit strong vigour, tolerance to low temperature and weak light, extremely easy fruit setting, good productivity, and uniform fruit development.

The fruits are pear-shaped with a dark grey-green rind and vibrant green flesh with a fine texture. The centre soluble solids content is approximately 16° Brix, offering a sweet, refreshing taste and excellent quality. The single fruit weight is approximately 500g, with good marketable quality. Fruiting occurs mainly on lateral vines, making management straightforward.

This variety has strong disease resistance and broad adaptability, making it suitable for both protected cultivation and open field production. It is an ideal choice for early spring and late autumn planting.

Key Features

• Early-maturing F1 hybrid variety – Approximately 70 days from fruit set to harvest, full growth cycle of 90 days, early market entry, high profitability.

• Pear-shaped fruit, uniform appearance – Pear-shaped fruit, uniform size, good marketable quality.

• Dark grey-green rind, vibrant green flesh – Bright green flesh colour, attractive appearance, premium quality.

• Fine, sweet and refreshing – Fine texture, centre soluble solids approximately 16° Brix, sweet but not cloying.

• Single fruit approximately 500g – Moderate size, suitable for fresh consumption, highly popular with consumers.

• Strong vigour, tolerant to low temperature and weak light – Outstanding performance in early spring cultivation, good adaptability.

• Extremely easy fruit setting, lateral vine fruiting – Easy fruit setting, fruiting mainly on lateral vines, low-maintenance management.

• Strong disease resistance, broad adaptability – Good disease resistance, suitable for protected cultivation and open field production.

Cultivation Guidelines

• Suitable environment – Suitable for protected cultivation (greenhouses and tunnels). Can also be grown in open fields in regions with favourable climates.

• Temperature management – Thrives in warm climates. Tolerant to low temperature and weak light, suitable for early spring and late autumn cultivation.

• Soil selection – Choose deep, fertile, well-drained loam soil with rich organic matter content.

• Light requirements – Although tolerant to weak light, adequate sunlight during fruit development promotes sugar accumulation and quality improvement.

• Water management – Maintain consistent soil moisture during flowering, fruit setting and fruit expansion. Reduce watering appropriately before maturity to increase sugar content.

• Pruning management – As fruiting occurs mainly on lateral vines, proper pruning is required to encourage lateral vine development and ensure fruit setting rate.

• Timely harvesting – Harvest approximately 70 days after fruit set, when the rind shows dark grey-green colour and the flesh is vibrant green. At this time, the flavour is at its best.

Why Choose Xin Meiyu F1 Melon?

• Early market entry, better prices – Early-maturing variety, harvestable in 70 days, seizing market opportunities and achieving higher selling prices.

• Excellent quality, high repeat purchases – Vibrant green flesh, fine and sweet taste, sugar content approximately 16° Brix, loved by consumers, high repurchase rates.

• Extremely easy fruit setting, labour-saving – Easy fruit setting, fruiting mainly on lateral vines, simple pruning management, low labour input.

• Strong disease resistance, stable and reliable – Good disease resistance, broad adaptability, low risk of yield loss, guaranteed returns.

• Flexible planting, multiple crop cycles – Suitable for greenhouse and open field cultivation, suitable for early spring and late autumn, flexible cultivation methods.