How to plant watermelon from seeds.

HOW TO PLANT WATERMELON FROM SEEDS. 2023
We're planting our watermelons a little late in the season this year. So with that out of the way, let's plant some watermelons. It's quick and easy.
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[@keshiah-stayblessed]

Hello stopping by to return the visit. I love watermelon! 🍉 I planted some this year and it is my very first time. Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of space so I have them in a container. We will see how they do. I’m sorry the storm came through with such a fury at your place. It is two months later so I will need to find the updated video to see how your fruit are doing. I appreciate the planting tutorial and tips. Stay blessed my new friend. ✌🏾🙂🌺

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you!

[@gardenstatesowandsew]

Thank you. I’m trying to grow watermelons for the first time this year ❤

[@IplantFood1635]

You will do great!👍

[@gardenstatesowandsew]

@@IplantFood1635 Thank you 😊

[@twinomugishaavalyn8015]

Hello am avalyn am a Rwandan lady who glow up farming it's my favorite thing in life farming is like having kids of your own it gives me alots of joy so the plant u had it's like a pumpkin used to make cups pots u can use it to drink water and other things

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you for commenting!

[@thomasweeks7992]

Keep up the great videos love your channel ❤️

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you I really appreciate that!

[@SupremeFamilyGarden]

Looking good my brother

[@IplantFood1635]

Than you! It means a lot to hear that. I see your garden is looking nice also.

[@BlacksTropicalHomestead]

Great video SoilBrotha! We are also growing 5-6 varieties of watermelon and a few melon varieties. Ha! Looking forward to an amazing harvest 🙌🏾

[@IplantFood1635]

I’m glad to hear that, we’re wishing you a happy harvest!

[@GrowingWhatIEat]

Great video brother thanks for sharing!!!!

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you for commenting! You're welcome also.

[@AmirsAllotment]

Great tips my friend 😊👍🌱

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you for the compliment.

[@sanjinnair]

its lauki ... ash groud ... eddible.... make lofta too scrub.
recipes lauki from sweet dishes to lauki kofta with naan.

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you! They are now flowering, and I'm looking forward to eating them.

[@TheSunsetOasis]

Bottle gourd. Used as floats and for seeds (like pumpkin seeds but look funnier) :)
In part of Egypt, we call them (Etzenna)

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you! I will try to make something from the next harvest.

[@gia4822]

Good thing for the rain. Watermelons require a substantial amount of water to grow so i have learned. I think you planted them just on time! 👍🏾

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you for the comment. They doubled in size over the past three rainy days.😁

[@huertamipequenoeden9425]

Bro that is to keep stuff like coins even to drink water it keep it cold, and here in Mexico they paint 🎨 it and sell it for the just born babys. God bless you all.

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you! I will try to make something from the next crop!

[@toniaoberley-stott560]

Squash take them now that they are dry use a drill with a hole bit make yourself some bird houses when fresh they are edible

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you for reaching out, I will definitely do that!

[@smkshorts-tf4sh]

Hallo my dear friends good morning 🌄🌄🌄🌄

[@IplantFood1635]

And a good morning to you.

[@rainy5536]

That’s some type of gourd like louffa or bird house gourd yeah they are edible when new baby gourd
Just subbed 😁&😊

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you!😁 I appreciate your help.

[@laurawullner4660]

They look like bird house gourds

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you for reaching out! Several people had said the same thing!

[@121hearc]

this seems like a lot of work i ran over a watermelos vine with a watermelon on it with the mower 2 years ago and i still have watermelon plants popping up

[@IplantFood1635]

That's one of the plus, it kept coming back.

[@unimportanthomestead]

4:28 Looks like a birdhouse gourd to me

[@IplantFood1635]

thank you very much😁

[@twinomugishaavalyn8015]

Please tell me your name

[@IplantFood1635]

My name is Andrew

[@GtJrGrowsItAlaska]

Those are Gords

[@chmwita]

Those are guards/calabash. they are not edible can be used as plates, cups or thermos

[@IplantFood1635]

Thank you! I am definitely going to make something from the next crop.

[@dude90120]

Those things looks like some kind of gourd if you eat it after you get out of the hospital let us know how it tasted. But I would not eat it.

[@kevininnocent2023]

That is not peanut pumpkin

[@IplantFood1635]

Thanks for commenting, but I've never heard of "peanut Pumpkin". What is that?

[@kevininnocent2023]

@@IplantFood1635 its a pumpkin that shape just like that resembale a peanut if its yellow or oragne collor inside in other words if its a pumpkin its a peanut pumpkin ok

[@IplantFood1635]

@@kevininnocent2023 I've never heard of it before, cool!

[@gardenstatesowandsew]

Hello from Robyn in NJ. Sent by @gailssouthernliving ❤

[@IplantFood1635]

😃Thank you!