Watermelon – Charleston Grey 133

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20 Seeds per pack

(Citrullus lanatus) 85 days.       Charleston Grey 133 Open Pollinated Watermelon has been a standard for years and is still very popular. Fine red flesh has a firm texture and a sweet flavor. Charleston Grey 133 watermelons average 30 to 40 lbs.

Planting Instructions for Charleston Grey 133 Watermelon Seeds

Charleston Grey 133 Watermelon are heat loving plants that prefer well drained loose soil and an even amount of water. Plant heirloom watermelon in rows or hills but make sure the soil is well warmed. In cooler climates, you can start watermelon seeds indoors 2-4 wks. before last frost to extend the growing season. Plant seeds ½ – 1″ deep. Plant seeds or set out heirloom watermelon transplants in full sun. For rows plant 6-12″ apart, in rows 6-10′ apart. For hills plant 4-6 seeds per hill, in 1′ diameter hills, with hills 6-10′ apart. Germination should occur in 3-10 days in soil 70-85°F. In hills thin to 2 plants per hill. In rows thin plants to or set out transplants 24-36″ apart. Harvest heirloom watermelon when fruit sounds hollow when thumped, when surface color turns dull, or underside turns yellow.

FAQ:

How long does it take for Charleston Grey 133 Watermelons to mature?

Charleston Grey 133 Watermelons mature in about 85 days.

What are the characteristics of Charleston Grey 133 Watermelons?

These watermelons average 30-40 lbs, have fine red flesh with a firm texture, and a sweet flavor. They have been a popular standard variety for years.

What are the planting instructions for Charleston Grey 133 Watermelon seeds?

Plant seeds ½–1″ deep in loose, well-drained soil. For rows, space plants 6-12″ apart, with rows 6-10′ apart. For hills, plant 4-6 seeds per hill in 1′ diameter hills spaced 6-10′ apart, then thin to 2 plants per hill after germination.

How can I extend the growing season for Charleston Grey 133 Watermelons in cooler climates?

Start seeds indoors 2-4 weeks before the last frost, then transplant seedlings to the garden once the soil is sufficiently warm.

How do I know when Charleston Grey 133 Watermelons are ready to harvest?

Harvest when the fruit sounds hollow when thumped, the surface color turns dull, or the underside of the melon turns yellow.

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