How to Plant Watermelons in the Garden - Rules to Know.

Watermelons are a true summer delight, but growing them is a whole process that requires attention and care. Gardeners share useful tips on choosing varieties, planting locations, soil preparation, and plant formation for a proper harvest.

How to Grow Watermelons in the Garden

Which Watermelon Varieties are Better to Plant in the Garden

Watermelons need early varieties that quickly yield a harvest. It is best to avoid medium and late varieties in cooler regions.

Where is the Best Place to Plant Watermelons

The planting site should have plenty of sunlight throughout the day, as partial shade can negatively affect the growth and yield of the fruit.

How to Prepare the Soil for Planting Watermelons

Watermelons require light, well-drained soils. In the case of sandy soils, it is necessary to use organic fertilizers.

How to Form Watermelon Plants

The plants should be formed into a single stem, leaving only three side shoots that should be pinched off after reaching a height of 80 cm. The tip of the main stem should also be pinched off.

We remind you that we have written about what to plant next to watermelons in the garden to protect them from pests.

Earlier, we talked about the distance at which watermelons should be planted in the garden.

We have also reported on which variety of watermelons is worth planting in the garden for a sweet harvest.