How to Grow Tiger Melons (Vertically on a Trellis)

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  • Tigger Melons are a smaller heirloom melon that grow up to 1lb. and fit nicely in the palm of your hand.
    The white flesh gets sweeter in dry climates and the most fragrant melons we have tried.
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Комментарии • 261

  • @brandon3872
    @brandon3872 6 лет назад +7

    Thank you for taking the time to show every stage of growth of your tiger melons, that's one of the many things that makes your channel so special.

  • @patriciaverderico3248
    @patriciaverderico3248 4 года назад +1

    I'm growing Japanese melon, it kinda look like the tiger melon, its small, but I don't have a sturdy trellis like yours, my first time growing, thanks for the video! :)

  • @BitMillions
    @BitMillions 6 лет назад +1

    Awesome video; These look delicious! Thanks for sharing! Also wanted to know “What’s the best way to keep grass and weeds from growing in the garden and pathways?
    Anything easier than hoeing every few days? 🙏

  • @larrymcgee3557
    @larrymcgee3557 6 лет назад

    Great video! What kind of wire do you use for the trellis ?

  • @jamessteffens8337
    @jamessteffens8337 3 года назад

    How do you spell Chamma melons or how to find seeds. Thanks jim

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  3 года назад

      www.johnnyseeds.com/vegetables/melons/asian-melons/torpedo-f1-melon-seed-3416.html

  • @debbie2663
    @debbie2663 6 лет назад +5

    I really want to try those! I’m patiently waiting for the new Homestead videos!

  • @RisherTNgarden
    @RisherTNgarden Год назад +2

    A loyal follower of your channel. And was researching tiger melon, and found your video on them from several years ago. Thank you so much for this video! I just ordered seeds and want to plant even though it's June in Tennessee still going to try and start some.

  • @judyjudyjudy9593
    @judyjudyjudy9593 6 лет назад +2

    Hollis & ;Nancy, where can l get Tiger melon seeds? Are they the type see that l will need to mail order? Thank you for showing us!!!! Judie

  • @cherylgreenfarb1121
    @cherylgreenfarb1121 6 лет назад +2

    I like this format where you continue with the progress of the plants

  • @stateofgrace2038
    @stateofgrace2038 6 лет назад +2

    Enjoy your videos. Can't wait to see what you are growing on your new homestead.

  • @debm3518
    @debm3518 6 лет назад +2

    I am totally binge watching your videos! Out of everyone i've tried watching on here, yours are the best, easy to follow/understand and perfect for us real people! Can i ask what is in the green buckets in the background? I'm trying the bucket method with potato seeds this year! Thanks for everything!

  • @hart796
    @hart796 6 лет назад +3

    Great video!! I am going to plant these in Spring 2019. Perfect snacking size and can’t wait for the fragrance n taste!! Ty vm!!

  • @herbertwerner2287
    @herbertwerner2287 6 лет назад +2

    Amazing I come here for gardening and I get so much more. A blessing indeed ! Someday I will grow the tiger melons too I want to smell them too. The trellis you made and the way the plants use it is unreal. Your zest for the garden is ever present, your love of Christ shines thru. Thanks for the video.

  • @Rose-wo8bh
    @Rose-wo8bh 2 года назад +3

    Is it too late to grow Tigar Melons?

  • @angelfrancisco963
    @angelfrancisco963 4 года назад +2

    Thank you so much! This is exactly what I was looking for as a first time tiger melon grower. Surprisingly the plant seems to be quite similar to cucumber. I learned something new and am looking forward to watching your crops grow! Thanks again.

  • @emeraldgypsyheart
    @emeraldgypsyheart 6 лет назад +1

    I’d LOVE to taste a tiger melon. Are they an Asian fruit?
    And is there a how-to on building the trellis?
    I didn’t plant a garden this year as my Hubz and I decided to take a month+ vacation and drive down from our home in Centralia WA to our home town, a suburb of New Orleans to visit family and friends as well as tend to some family business.
    I typically plant 3 raised beds. One is 4’x4’x1’ but the true diminution is 4’x4’x24” but the bottom 12” is the rise from the ground. The other 2 are 8’x4’x12” (8’x4’x24”).
    We’ve grown baby Broccoli, cauliflower, “coolapenos” (a not hot jalapeño), Japanese cucumbers, regular cucumbers, 4 varieties of tomatoes, kale, black berries, in strawberry pots, strawberries and pineberries.
    A pine berry is a white “strawberry” that tastes like a pineapple.
    We haven’t had much success with melons or pumpkins.
    Once we find and purchase our next home I will be making bigger and deeper raised beds to grow root based veggies like, carrots, beets etc. we’ll also be trying the bucket method for taters.
    I truly enjoy your videos. Your explanations are concise and you answer questions before one would ask!
    Thx!
    Blessings.

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      Thank you so much for watching!! Yep, they are Asian. They have the texture and taste very similar to cantaloupe. Yes, we have a video on how to build a Melon Trellis on our channel, check it out. They are really very simple to build. Enjoy your visit to the Big Easy👍

  • @GinchyGirlCreatesAndGardens
    @GinchyGirlCreatesAndGardens 6 лет назад +1

    Alright ... Y'all got my mouth watering !!! and look at all them Beautiful Seeds !!!

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      Working hard on the new homestead. It’s starting to shape up but got a long way to go

  • @BlueCactusDairyGoats
    @BlueCactusDairyGoats 6 лет назад

    I've never grown tiger melons, I'll haft to give them a shot!

  • @wearbear732
    @wearbear732 6 лет назад +1

    I really wanna see yalls new house and what your plans are for growin some cool food!! Love the videos guys . God bless

  • @jenn0331
    @jenn0331 6 лет назад +2

    Just ordered some seeds, will be trying them out in containers👍

    • @venicemitchell3159
      @venicemitchell3159 6 лет назад

      jennifer yang please let me know how that goes. Good luck

  • @johnbodell2866
    @johnbodell2866 6 лет назад +1

    i love watching your videos thanks for taking time to show how simple it can be to grow gods food

  • @katiebrooks3141
    @katiebrooks3141 6 лет назад +1

    You are looking well wishing you both good health and happiness

  • @Slyredfox75
    @Slyredfox75 6 лет назад +2

    Hi Hollis and Nancy, thanks for posting the video, hopefully you all are getting settled into the new place, I'm ready to start watching the homestead videos... Do you know yet when y'all might start? Thank you Leah
    Miss watching yall!!

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +1

      Should start releasing new homestead videos in the Spring

    • @Slyredfox75
      @Slyredfox75 6 лет назад

      Well that's a long wait for me to see you!! 😓😓 I do hope things are starting to come together for you and that your still feeling well. God bless you both, can't wait for the new videos...

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +5

      I’m sorry sweetie ❤️. All our videos are progression videos so they can take a long time to create. We are working on several new videos to show all the things we are doing to bring the new homestead to life. All the projects are big. Nancy hasn’t even started to edit any yet but I have a few ready for her. We had to buy a new computer to handle the extremely large amount of data it takes for the new videos so she is still trying to get it up and running. When we get them ready I think you will agree it was worth the wait. All the videos will help folks plan their new homestead and give them some ideas. We look forward to sharing them with everyone. Next Spring will be here before you know it. This year is already half over!! Enjoy your garden this year. We still have a few more new videos from Virginia to share with you while we get set up down here in Florida. Thank you for loving us and your patience with us during this difficult transition period. Have a peaceful weekend

    • @venicemitchell3159
      @venicemitchell3159 6 лет назад

      Leah Townsend I'm waiting too, lol

    • @Slyredfox75
      @Slyredfox75 6 лет назад

      Hollis & Nancy's Homestead thank you so much for your reply, I'm glad your both doing well and I'm so excited to see the progress and yalls sweet faces!!! God bless you both
      Love Leah

  • @msjenjenp
    @msjenjenp 3 года назад +1

    The bamboo stakes are GENIUS, just like many of your ideas. :)

  • @rajendranmahendran8979
    @rajendranmahendran8979 2 года назад +1

    This post sending from Indian Sir.
    I am Mahendran.
    I am interesting to plant the Tiger melon plant.
    can you send this plant seeds sir please.

  • @shellymay3099
    @shellymay3099 6 лет назад +1

    You two have been such an inspiration to me and my husband... Our first garden is coming along just great... Thanks to all your tips and videos!! God bless you guys!!

  • @ronkrok1022
    @ronkrok1022 5 лет назад +2

    Hollis and Nancy. I’ve commented a few times and you guys are so great at responding I was wondering if I could pick your brain’s. One of my cantaloupes fell off the vine this morning as I was checking the plant and I thought oh maybe it’s ripe. It had the crackling skin and it was like half yellow cream color however it was green on the top part near the Vine but it fell off on its own so that means it may be ready to eat so I cut it open and it looks beautiful orange flash with a slight green near the rind I took a bite into it it wasn’t sweet at all it was nice and moist but the flavor was disgusting. I’ve been watering normally it has good fertilizer was wondering if you guys could maybe tell me if you’ve had issues growing melons

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  5 лет назад +3

      When my melons get close to ripe I cut way back on the water for a sweeter melon

    • @ronkrok1022
      @ronkrok1022 5 лет назад

      Hollis & Nancy's Homestead so maybe stop watering them every day? Like once a week?

  • @juliegravel7776
    @juliegravel7776 3 месяца назад

    these look great, ya wouldnt happen to have some seeds i could get from you ??

  • @Shelzbells
    @Shelzbells 6 лет назад +1

    Those little babies look good. You have shown so many fruits and veggies in your videos, Ive never even heard of, thank you. I love learning about them.

  • @veronicangatia4879
    @veronicangatia4879 5 лет назад +1

    Good work GOD bless you all Amen from London but come from Kenya

  • @helennelson3120
    @helennelson3120 5 лет назад +1

    Interesting. Thank you. Blessings Always

  • @HORTATOPBRASIL
    @HORTATOPBRASIL 5 лет назад +1

    am trying this mouth. someone like Exchange seeds?

  • @rossgreatpiceofkitkeepupth660
    @rossgreatpiceofkitkeepupth660 6 лет назад +1

    Hi guys, hope all is well with you both, not seen any off you for ages. Love the video. Love from the UK

  • @valicksorter5184
    @valicksorter5184 4 года назад +1

    I've never even heard or Tiger melons before. I need to try them out sometime!

  • @donnielyday8128
    @donnielyday8128 6 лет назад +2

    How is your new homestead going?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +2

      Working very hard on it. Actually starting to make some progress now. It takes a lot to show a little difference because it is so big.

  • @rennells
    @rennells 6 лет назад +2

    When will we see videos from your Fl home?

  • @RodneyStevens-l7n
    @RodneyStevens-l7n 2 месяца назад

    What about kajari melons?

  • @michaeldavidson9939
    @michaeldavidson9939 5 лет назад +1

    If you're saving seeds are you worried about cross pollination with the two varieties planted so closely together?

  • @HELLRZR-nm3vv
    @HELLRZR-nm3vv 3 года назад +1

    I love Tigger melons. White flesh is so yummy.

  • @jackiehorsley9263
    @jackiehorsley9263 6 лет назад +1

    ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO IT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE

  • @crystaldoesthings7754
    @crystaldoesthings7754 5 месяцев назад

    I'm growing these now for the first time ❤

  • @arizonamountainwoman3750
    @arizonamountainwoman3750 6 лет назад +1

    Hollis & Nancy, While cleaning out my large garden box, I found lots of seeds that I never use. 😱. Some are from 2015 and some are more current, are they any good? How do you store your seeds?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +1

      I usually don’t keep seeds more than two years. However, that doesn’t mean your seeds are no good. The germination rates decreases each year. I keep mine in a coffee can in the refrigerator.

    • @darshayfarmer1440
      @darshayfarmer1440 5 лет назад +1

      I have melon seeds we have saved since 2008 from our great grandma in a envelope in our hutch. Germination rate was ok last year every year I wonder if they aren't going to work lol but they do. I also have bags of old random seeds from family members so far non of them have completely failed me. So basicly i save everything I don't try to keep seed for years. However I don't waste it either and I incorporate old seed each year along with the new.

  • @kylethestyleable
    @kylethestyleable 3 года назад +1

    Where do you buy these seeds? Could cantaloupe be grown this way as well?

  • @bhorstkotte
    @bhorstkotte 4 года назад +1

    Poor chamoe melons getting no love 😢

  • @pabloperez110
    @pabloperez110 2 года назад

    great video! I'm from Argentina, I've just received some seeds of tigger melon! I'm really excited! thank you!!!

  • @wilmagregory8967
    @wilmagregory8967 6 лет назад

    Beautiful melons and I would be tempted to plant them along my back fence to help with my project of feeding the animals on the outside of the fence and I get what's on the inside. Squirrels are my bane and I'm getting an owl that lights up and hoots with motion. Thanks for the video, peace. Blessings

  • @MsCherokee70
    @MsCherokee70 2 года назад

    I’m growing the amazing little Tigger melons this year and the Mango/peach melons too. I’m really happy to watch this video!
    I’m planning on also doing a video, on them both. It’s always, So exciting!
    Thank you for sharing. Great video.
    I subscribed. 😎
    Let’s “Grow together”
    Many Blessings 🌹

  • @heavenboundhomestead126
    @heavenboundhomestead126 6 лет назад +1

    Lol now I remember what zone your in

  • @RodneyStevens-l7n
    @RodneyStevens-l7n 2 месяца назад

    The size of apple ?

  • @marzouqhumoud2616
    @marzouqhumoud2616 6 лет назад

    I am wondering during the growing season you don’t mention anything in most videos you not fertilizing your plants and giving them a push especially when forming flowers and fruits, please do so in order for us to have a success as you did.
    Also there is no videos for dealing with pests and the soultion for them, i hope you don’t face any actually but its knowledge and you seem like a man with lots of wisdom in gardening.
    All the best
    P.S: the 10-10-10 your using from weaver is not organic right ?

  • @icouldjustscream
    @icouldjustscream 3 года назад

    Zone 4 Canada. Will be trying 3 types of melons next spring. These little tigers are one of them. Start indoors in early April, transplant out mid June. Harvest mid-late August? Still researching.

  • @fuzzyfuster
    @fuzzyfuster 6 лет назад +1

    do you hold back on the water near harvest?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +1

      Yes. I completely stop watering when they get close. This will make them sweeter. They will drop off the vine when ready. Check the ground under your trellis each morning

  • @cobaltxxxfusion
    @cobaltxxxfusion 3 года назад

    Mr. Hollis, I grew a few Tigger melons this year, late start and first crop. How well do they store? They have some winter squash qualities in some ways. Just curious, figured would taste even sweeter in January. Thanks for your great content.

  • @gloryabigail3109
    @gloryabigail3109 6 лет назад +1

    Bengal Tiger???? Wow

  • @myplantlife2675
    @myplantlife2675 6 лет назад +1

    Great video may I ask where you bought your tiger melon seeds from.

  • @charmainemontgomery582
    @charmainemontgomery582 6 лет назад

    I never heard of a tiger melon. Looks & sounds amazing 😃

  • @hollyhock3945
    @hollyhock3945 6 лет назад

    I am in Zone 5 A-B. I would love to give them a try next year. Might not grow well here but never know unless I try. Love your sweet spirits.

  • @johnjude2685
    @johnjude2685 4 года назад +1

    Also fine music

  • @christinebeavers2621
    @christinebeavers2621 4 года назад

    What does it taste like? Looks like a lighter color version of cantaloupe. Uuummm 😋

  • @charliemcgriff7643
    @charliemcgriff7643 5 лет назад

    Good afternoon merry Christmas to you and your family on the trellis when growing melons vines do you put concert around post to keep it from leaning

  • @amyrogers336
    @amyrogers336 6 лет назад

    Where did you get your seeds? Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @GrantHendrick
    @GrantHendrick 2 года назад

    Thank you both for all great videos.

  • @50shadesofgreen
    @50shadesofgreen 6 лет назад

    thanks for sharing hollis and nancy !! great video

  • @JohannVF
    @JohannVF 3 года назад

    How long did it take from germination to first harvest?

  • @aljacobson9525
    @aljacobson9525 6 лет назад

    It looks like the other tiger melons are more green than “tiger stripe orange”. Do they ripen up to orange after you pick them?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      Yes but it is best to leave them on the vine until they ripen. They will actually drop off the vine to the ground when they are ready

  • @relax142
    @relax142 6 лет назад

    Thanks for another great video and I hope all is well

  • @gardenlife19
    @gardenlife19 6 лет назад

    Beautiful tiger melons

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +1

      We are doing great just working too hard. Looking forward to sharing the new videos from our new homestead next spring

  • @StLouisBear
    @StLouisBear 2 года назад

    How do you keep the Cucumber beetles at bay?

  • @robinhazeslip1800
    @robinhazeslip1800 3 года назад

    Great video! Thnk u! I'm trying these this yr for first time.....Do they keep producing like a cucumber plant?

  • @allywolf9182
    @allywolf9182 6 лет назад

    Hello kids!! How's Florida treating ya? ❤❤❤❤ may Yeshua bless you abundantly!!

  • @amylaustsen2168
    @amylaustsen2168 3 года назад

    Grew the Tiggers after watching your video a few months ago. They’re on a trellis and prolific! Problem! They are getting BIG - REALLY BIG and not turning orange. Couple are 1.5x the size of a softball! I moved some leaves back to it has more sun. Ideas!?
    I’m here in Colorado - zone 5 and it is hotter than hades everyday! Most days it’s at least 90 or hotter.

    • @SpaceCadet4Jesus
      @SpaceCadet4Jesus 3 года назад

      The temp sounds perfect for these plants. I'm on my first batch, with only flowers at the moment. I won't pick them when they turn orange until the vine starts looking brown and keep the soil on the dry side. I think people are picking them too early and not allowing the sweetness to develop. Possibly in your case, the size is related to the heat that the plant seems to like. Why worry, the plant seems okay? Mine are in 3 gallon containers and spread wider daily over an overhead horizontal bungee net on my deck. Hope you wait and get delicious melons this year.

  • @slimsassi2513
    @slimsassi2513 5 лет назад

    Hello whats the name of this beautifull music track ?

  • @garyhaslam2217
    @garyhaslam2217 6 лет назад

    i will have to see if i can get seeds in the uk thanks for posting

  • @miwanabanana
    @miwanabanana 6 лет назад

    Cool! I was actually looking at these on the catalog after you guys recommended this seed company. I opted to purchase regular melons bec I read reviews on the site saying they are lookers but not as delicious as regular melons. Might give them a shot next season. :D

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      They taste a lot like cantaloupe. I wish they tasted like they smell but they don’t. They are more of personal melon. Great snack for your workplace to share with your colleagues ❤️

  • @CelestialChef90
    @CelestialChef90 6 лет назад

    Nice! I noticed that you leave the foliage to brown. I usually obsess over pruning the heck out of mine. Smh

  • @homesteadblessings8886
    @homesteadblessings8886 6 лет назад

    What do you use for squash bugs. I can't handle chemicals but really hope you have some ideas. Keep losing mine squash and cuccumbers

  • @counselorsgarden
    @counselorsgarden 7 месяцев назад

    Man 5 years late but this was extremely wholesome and helpful. Bless you both.

  • @SkipEvansx
    @SkipEvansx 6 лет назад

    My chamoe melons are about 3 inches long. How long for harvest? Will they show signs.?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      They will get about 6” long, turn yellow with silver stripes in the little grooves. Completely stop watering them when you see some start turning yellow so they will sweeten

  • @ldlk2829
    @ldlk2829 5 лет назад

    Hi! What is the average temperature/climate in your area while planting the melons? Just wondering if I can grow them in my area with average temperature of 18-20 degrees celcius

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  5 лет назад +1

      This video was created while we were living in Virginia (Zone 8A). Plant your melons when the average nighttime lows are above 65 degreesF. I usually plant them the same time I plant my cucumbers

  • @TsAinaHomestead
    @TsAinaHomestead 6 лет назад

    I wish I knew you guys when you were here in Nwpt Nws! Ill be trying these next yr since I don't think I have time this yr. Hope everything is going well@the new spot!

  • @cyndicomeaux2986
    @cyndicomeaux2986 6 лет назад +1

    Where can I get Tiger Melon seeds?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад +2

      Kitazawa Seed Company

    • @cyndicomeaux2986
      @cyndicomeaux2986 6 лет назад +1

      Hollis & Nancy's Homestead thanks. I'm gonna give them a try.

    • @cyndicomeaux2986
      @cyndicomeaux2986 6 лет назад

      I went to the website and they had every melon but that one. I missed out I guess.

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      Here is another source
      carolinatropicalseeds.com/product/tiger-melon-seeds-25-seeds/

    • @cyndicomeaux2986
      @cyndicomeaux2986 6 лет назад

      Hollis & Nancy's Homestead thank you and they have them. I'm ordering. Hope mine turns out as good as yours. God bless.

  • @kathylane5934
    @kathylane5934 Год назад

    I don't know why but we used to grow and called plumb grannies. I just found you all and love your show

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  Год назад

      Welcome to the family Kathy! ❤️❤️🐶. I never heard Plumb Grannies?? So I did some research, it appears to me they are the same melon. Definitely a fragrant melon and perfect lunchbox snack size. When I grow them I go out each morning and collect the ripe ones that fall to the ground overnight. They never disappoint me👍

  • @mingohernandez6475
    @mingohernandez6475 6 лет назад

    Now do u eat those skin and all or like a reg watermellon?

  • @MakeItSo_ST
    @MakeItSo_ST 6 лет назад

    Do you eat it skin and all or just the inside like a larger cantaloupe or watermelon? Thanks for another wonderful video!

  • @audreywilt5608
    @audreywilt5608 6 лет назад

    are these like a honeydew melon or more like a sweet cucumber? Glad to hear the homestead is coming along. Take care of yourselves.

  • @ladycat661
    @ladycat661 6 лет назад

    Oh looks so good where did y'all get the seeds at I would love to try some do ya'll save your seeds ? Hope y'all s new homestead is growing and coming together ,God Bless Hollis and Nancy

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      Kitazawa Seed Company. Yes ma’am, working hard on the new homestead. It’s starting to shape up a bit. 😅

  • @sandipdharmadhikari7622
    @sandipdharmadhikari7622 6 лет назад

    Nice to see you both please give details time details of cycle costing market price and your production cost productivity yeild etc thank you very much

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      We are not into that. We simply grow our own food for the health benefits and pleasure of sharing with others

  • @beeneverywhereman
    @beeneverywhereman 6 лет назад

    Cool video! I really like the vertical trellis. I thought you guys moved to a new place?

  • @NoQuinn
    @NoQuinn 8 месяцев назад

    Its also called Armenian melon😊

  • @theresathreadgill1386
    @theresathreadgill1386 6 лет назад

    Finally chased you down on google and found a bunch of vlogs for 2018! Yeah!!

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      Hopefully you subscribed so it will be easier to find our videos❤️

  • @bhharris
    @bhharris 6 лет назад

    How does this compare to a cantaloupe in texture and taste? Thanks for sharing!

  • @conniearney8608
    @conniearney8608 5 лет назад

    Can cantaloupe (Hales Best) & watermelon (Black Diamond) be grown on trellis as well?

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  5 лет назад

      Yes but you need to carefully insert the small fruit in an onion bag or panty hose and attach it to the trellis. The fruit will mature inside the bag

  • @rebecaluisacevedo1135
    @rebecaluisacevedo1135 6 лет назад

    Those are the cutest melons. Where did you get the seeds from? How long it took?
    God Bless

  • @onefeather839p9
    @onefeather839p9 6 лет назад +1

    How is the new place in Florida?

  • @KeikoMushi
    @KeikoMushi 6 лет назад

    Such lovely plants and fruit. Any idea if the leaves and stems can be eaten?

  • @gerrymarmee3054
    @gerrymarmee3054 6 лет назад

    Thank you for sharing!

  • @darshayfarmer1440
    @darshayfarmer1440 5 лет назад +1

    Growing these this year :)

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  5 лет назад +1

      Go out each morning and check the ground under the Trellis. They will drop off the vine when they are ripe.

    • @darshayfarmer1440
      @darshayfarmer1440 5 лет назад

      @@HollisNancysHomestead Thank You! I figured it would be something fun to grow for the kids :)

  • @OceanSwimmer
    @OceanSwimmer 4 года назад +2

    Thank you for the very instructive video!
    I was looking for information about growing similar melons, called "Kajari Melons".
    I learned these are a tropical fruit, that they like direct sun and VERY warm soil.
    I'm in Southern California, in a drier climate. The lady who sold the seeds told me that warm, rich soil that drains well is important. We have our hottest months here in August and September, so she recommended giving the plants some shade, or planting in early morning sun.
    I LOVE those trellises!!!!
    I think a bit of dark colored plastic on the soil would give your vines a boost -- you got a nice crop!
    Your soil looks terrific.
    Thank you for the information, and God Bless!

  • @goldenlight9558
    @goldenlight9558 6 лет назад

    can you please tell me ,how many months require to grow melon from seed?

  • @Pantheragatos
    @Pantheragatos 6 лет назад

    How do you treat for insects? Are you guys organic? My gardens are going pretty well. I have not had much luck with any kind of melon. This makes me want to try again. I use neem, that's about it.

    • @HollisNancysHomestead
      @HollisNancysHomestead  6 лет назад

      I use 100% Cold Pressed Neem, Thuricide BT and Spinosad

    • @Pantheragatos
      @Pantheragatos 6 лет назад

      Thanks Hollis. I use 100% cold pressed neem too. I follow this guy as well as yourself, called the Rusted Garden. I think that he is pretty much organic but I have heard him mention spinosad and Bt. I don't know anything about these things. I have been using neem but it does not kill flea beetles. DE would but I am reluctant to use that stuff. I like following your yt channel as well, you always give good growing tips.