Pineapple melon seeds

Common name: Pineapple Melon Scientific name: Cucumis melo Among its names: Pineapple Melon A variety of muskmelon, highly productive, its fruits are spherical with a rough shell and yellow color. It is widely cultivated around the world as one of the most important summer fruits. It has large green leaves and its vines can grow up to about 3 meters. • Pineapple Melon flower: Its flowers are beautiful, yellow in color, with five petals. • Pineapple Melon fruit and seeds: Its fruits are spherical with a rough green shell initially, then turn yellow, and its interior flesh is creamy-colored. It contains seeds inside. • Pineapple Melon planting season: Grown in the spring season. • Suitable climate and soil for growing Pineapple Melon: Pineapple Melon requires a lot of heat to reach maturity. As for the soil, it is not greatly affected by its type but by its quality. It can grow in deep, light soil that drains water well from the field. The soil must also be well-ventilated and able to retain water for longer periods. It is resistant to diseases but sensitive to cold and frost. • How to cultivate Pineapple Melon: It propagates through seeds after the frost season ends and the soil is warm. Seeds are planted at a depth of 1-2 cm under the soil. • Its benefits and uses: Pineapple Melon is a sweet fruit to eat. Due to its high potassium and water content, it helps detoxify the kidneys from toxic residues and has diuretic properties. It also contains many carotenoids that convert inside the human body into vitamin A, which has great capabilities in protecting the eyes from diseases. • Native origin of Pineapple Melon: It is believed that the first cultivation of Canary Melon was in South Asia or Africa, but its cultivation is now widespread in many countries around the world.