Ecological habits

Flying saucer melon has particularly high requirements for ambient temperature. Generally, it is most suitable to control the temperature within 13 ℃ - 28 ℃. Once it is lower than 10 ℃, it will no longer grow. Also pay attention to the humidity, moisture and soil of its growth

Planting method

Seedling raising

Soak the selected excellent seeds in an environment with a water temperature of 30 degrees Celsius for about ten hours. The seeds were then placed in a greenhouse at 28 degrees Celsius to germinate. With careful care, it can be transplanted outdoors at a certain height

Sow

To plant flying saucer melon, first fertilize and plough the land and divide it bit by bit. The spacing of each tree is about 70cm, and then plant seedlings in the soil. The best distance between each two seedlings is 100cm

Manage

After the transplanting of flying saucer melon seedlings, additional fertilizer and water were applied to help the seedlings get better nutrients. At the same time, do a good job in daily management, and clean up weeds and dry diseased leaves on time to ensure full sunlight and direct nutrients to melons and fruits. Artificial pollination is required during flowering. If you want to set more fruits, you must not be lazy during this period

Diseases and insect pests

saucer melon is very susceptible to the invasion of aphids. Secondly, whitefly can be prevented by spraying aerosol. The occurrence of powdery mildew is suggested to be treated by spraying with Triadimefon