The developmentally delayed watermelon is starting to flourish. There are more leaves and even two very tiny flowers. Looks okay, but let’s see how this turns out.
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The developmentally delayed watermelon is starting to flourish. There are more leaves and even two very tiny flowers. Looks okay, but let’s see how this turns out.
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Is this outside?
This is in my poly tunnel
Okay! So I won’t be growing melons anytime soon.
You can get outdoor ones, and the allotment challenge did have a winning outdoor melon. Not sure about the name though, so I wouldn’t rule
It out!
Thanks for letting me know. Am keen to try out new things.
Pleasure 🙂 I’d find out if I were you, and lemme know which one it is! Then we can both experiment
Sounds a plan 🙂
Just googled and seen that real seeds have some
Thank you!
Reblogged this on Linda's wildlife garden and commented:
Lovely update thanks for sharing