Description
25 Seeds per pack
(Cucumis melo) 81-90 days. The Hearts Of Gold Cantaloupe dating from 1895 has stood the test of time. Hearts Of Gold produces heavily netted fruit with medium ribbing. Flesh is sweet, deep orange, very thick and firm. Vines are vigorous, very productive, and resistant to blight.
Planting Instructions for Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe Seeds
Heirloom / Open Pollinated Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe are heat loving plants that prefer well drained loose soil and an even amount of water. Plant Cantaloupe in rows or hills but make sure the soil is well warmed. In the North it helps to start seeds indoors 2-3 weeks. before last frost. Plant Cantaloupe seeds ½” deep in full sun. For rows plant 3-4″ apart, in rows 6-10′ apart. For hills plant 4-6 seeds per hill, with hills 2-3′ apart. Germination occurs in 3-10 days in soil 70-85°F. In hills thin to 2 Cantaloupe plants per hill. Harvest when fruit easily slips from the vine, or smells very sweet and fragrant at the blossom end. Heirloom Honeydew does not slip from the vine, the melon must be cut from the vine.
FAQ:
How long does it take for the Hearts Of Gold Cantaloupe to mature?
This variety takes approximately 81-90 days to reach maturity.
What makes the Hearts Of Gold Cantaloupe unique?
Dating back to 1895, this heirloom variety is known for its heavily netted rind, medium ribbing, and deep orange, sweet, and firm flesh.
How large and textured is the Hearts Of Gold Cantaloupe?
The fruit is medium-sized with a heavily netted skin and noticeable ribbing, giving it a distinct, classic cantaloupe appearance.
Is the Hearts Of Gold Cantaloupe resistant to any diseases?
Yes, this cantaloupe variety has a natural resistance to blight, making it a more resilient option for growers.
How productive are the Hearts Of Gold Cantaloupe vines?
The vines are vigorous and highly productive, consistently yielding an abundant harvest throughout the season.
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