Snapmelon (Cucumis melo L. Momordica Group; 2n=2x=24) is native to India, where it is widely cultivated and is commonly called 'phut', which means to split. Immature fruits are cooked or eaten raw.. Snapmelon is a source of high fruit acidity.
✦ High yielder. | |||
✦ Resistant to downy meldew. | |||
✦ Medium fruit size, round shape, golden yellow fruit. | |||
✦ High self life rate, suitable for tansport. | |||
✦ Crop duration : 85 - 90 days; Fruit cutting : 55 -60 days. | |||
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Seed Rating and Sowing:
❖ 250 - 350g/ 1 Acer; Plant to Plant distance 1.5 - 2 feet , Row to Row distance 4 feet. ❖ Seed treat with Trichodermer virede 4g/100g seed. Sow after 1 hour later. |
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Fertilzers management:
❖ 50 kg potassium, 30 kg phosphorous Basal dose before sowing. ❖ 100 kg urea should apply in 3 times 30th, 45th, 60th days after sowing. ❖ For more female flowers spary 4g of Borax /1l water |
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