Sugar Baby Watermelon Seeds
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Sugar Baby Watermelon Seeds
Sugar Baby Watermelon Seeds
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$4.95 USD
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$4.95 USD
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Packet Size: 80 Seeds
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Sugar Baby Watermelon delivers classic summertime sweetness in a compact, early-maturing heirloom perfect for gardens and large containers. Its round, nearly black rind protects crisp, medium-red flesh with rich flavor, while the compact vines make it a strong choice for small spaces. Each melon typically reaches 6–8 inches across and about 8–10 pounds, offering full-sized taste in a manageable size. This variety thrives in heat and matures reliably in about 75–80 days, making it ideal for warm-season growers seeking dependable harvests.
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Growing Information
Planting
- Sow seeds directly in warm soil once temperatures reach at least 70°F, or start indoors in biodegradable pots for an earlier harvest.
- Plant in full sun with plenty of room for vines to roam, allowing several feet of horizontal spread per plant.
- Choose well-drained, sandy or loamy soil enriched with compost to support strong root and vine development.
- Place seeds 1 inch deep in small hills or mounds, spacing hills 3–4 feet apart for optimal growth.
- Ensure even watering during germination to support quick, vigorous emergence and stable early growth.
Maintenance
- Provide consistent moisture during flowering and fruit set, particularly in hot or dry conditions.
- Mulch around the base of the vines to retain soil moisture and reduce weed pressure.
- Train vines outward to give each plant ample space and maintain good airflow, as mature plants typically spread several feet.
- Fertilize lightly with a balanced formula early on, then switch to a phosphorus-rich feed as blossoms appear.
Harvest & Storage
- Harvest Sugar Baby watermelons when the ground spot turns creamy and the tendril nearest the fruit dries, signaling full sweetness.
- The melons are ready to pick around 75–80 days from planting, depending on temperature and care.
- Handle fruit gently to avoid bruising, as the compact 6–8" melons can crack if dropped.
- Store whole watermelons in a cool, shaded location for up to a week, or refrigerate cut pieces for short-term freshness.