GreyBell Watermelon Seeds | Hybrid

GreyBell Watermelon Seeds

GreyBell Watermelon seeds from Conventional seeds is a good fruit setting hybrid watermelon with high sugar content to enjoy maximum satisfaction.

Features of GreyBell Watermelon Seeds

• MATURITY: Early, 80 days
• SHAPE: nearly round.
• SIZE: 25×20 cm.
• WEIGHT: 7 kg.
• RIND: light grey-green with darker veins.
• FLESH: Dark Pink
• SEED SIZE: medium size, brown.

Health benefit of GreyBell Watermelon Seeds

• Prevents dehydration because it contains a high percentage of water.
• Prevent cancer because the compounds in watermelon which include cucurbitacin E and lycopene, have been studied for their potential.
• Increases the heart efficiency because of the several heart-healthy components which include lycopene, citrulline and other vitamins it possesses.
• Prevents Inflammation which is linked to many chronic diseases because Lycopene and vitamin C are anti-inflammatory antioxidants present in it.
• Lycopene help keep the eyes healthy and protect against age-related macular degeneration (AMD) because of its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Watermelon juice has some potential as a recovery beverage after exercise. Citrulline is partially responsible for its effect of easing muscle soreness.
• Several nutrients in watermelon are good for your hair and skin. Some help keep skin supple while others protect against sunburn.
• It Aids digestion and prevents constipation because of the fibre in it.

How to plant GreyBell Watermelon Seeds

• It is a space hog; vines can reach 20 feet in length, so plant where there is plenty of open ground.
• Amend soil with organic matter such as compost or cow manure. Add a balanced fertilizer that is high in nitrogen.
• Sow 8 to 10 watermelon seeds in a ridge, and push seeds 1 inch into the soil.
• Space ridge 3 to 4 feet apart, with at least 8 feet between rows. Thin plants to the 3 best in each ridge.
• Keep soil free of weeds by shallow hoeing or with a layer of mulch.
• It has moderately deep roots and watering is seldom necessary unless the weather turns dry for a prolonged period.
• When vines begin to ramble, side-dress plants with half a cup of balanced fertilizer (5-10-5). The third application of fertilizer should be made when melons are set.
• Withhold water as melons start to mature to intensify sweetness.