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Pack Size: Approx. 10 seeds per pack.
Sowing Season: February to April
Germination: 5–10 days | Ideal temperature: 24–32°C
F1 hybrid honeydew melon with sweet, juicy pale-green to creamy-white flesh.
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Pack Size: Approx. 10 seeds per pack.
Honeydew Melon F1 Hybrid (MDS-939) is a vigorous warm-season melon variety producing smooth pale-green to creamy fruits with sweet, juicy, pale-green to creamy-white flesh. It is suitable for home gardens, rooftop gardening, raised beds and warm-climate cultivation in Pakistan.
February to April
This is the main sowing window for Lahore and other warm plains of Pakistan. Sow when the weather has started warming and avoid cold, waterlogged soil.
Germination: Usually 5–10 days
Ideal soil temperature: Approximately 24–32°C
Sunlight: Full sun, preferably 6–8+ hours daily.
Soil: Fertile, loose and well-draining soil rich in organic matter.
Watering: Maintain consistent moisture during active growth, flowering and fruit development, while avoiding waterlogging.
Allow approximately 45–60 cm between plants, with enough room for the vines to spread. Vines can also be trained on a strong trellis. When fruits are grown vertically, support developing melons with suitable fruit slings.
For container growing, one plant can be grown in a GREEN GARDENS G-12 Grow Bag with careful watering, feeding and strong trellis support. For maximum vine growth and heavier fruiting, a larger container or raised bed can provide additional root volume.
GREEN GARDENS G-12 Grow Bag – 12×12 Inch | 6 Gallon
Honeydew vines produce male and female flowers. Good pollinator activity supports fruit set. Where pollinator activity is limited, hand pollination can be helpful. Avoid excessive nitrogen after flowering, as it may encourage leafy growth at the expense of fruiting.
Under suitable growing conditions, harvest may begin approximately 75–90 days after sowing. Pick fruits when they reach mature size, develop their characteristic skin colour and show the normal maturity signs of the variety.
For practical kitchen-gardening guidance, visit Gardening with Javed Iqbal.
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