Watermelon seeds, Charleston Grey type

Watermelon Charleston Grey seeds – Watermelon Charleston Grey The Charleston Grey variety seeds are one of the most famous varieties worldwide for their large size and sweet, refreshing taste. This variety is characterized by its thick, strong rind and its ability to withstand conditions, making it suitable for commercial production and open-field cultivation, especially in hot climates. Seed origin: India, with high purity to ensure uniformity of the crop and quality of the fruits. Fruit specifications: Large size and high weight Distinctive rectangular shape Thick rind in light green with a grayish hue Dense, juicy red flesh Sweet and refreshing taste, perfect for summer Charleston Grey fruits are highly demanded in markets due to their distinctive shape and good transportability. Seed strength and agricultural performance: Germination rate 85% Purity degree 99% Abundant production each season Tolerates high temperatures Suitable for open-field cultivation Gives the best results in well-drained sandy or light soil with regular watering during fruit development. Why choose Charleston Grey? An ideal variety for hot Gulf climates High productivity and consistent quality Tolerant to long-distance transport High market value Suitable for large and medium commercial farms A smart choice for those seeking large-sized watermelon with guaranteed taste and natural sweetness. Brief specifications: Type: Charleston Grey watermelon Country of origin: India Germination rate: 85% Purity degree: 99% Net weight: 50 grams Suitable for open-field cultivation Tolerant to heat Large, rectangular fruits with thick rind and sweet, juicy red flesh. Frequently Asked Questions: When does harvesting of Charleston Grey watermelon start? Usually begins after 80 to 95 days depending on temperatures and agricultural management. Is it heat-tolerant in the Gulf summer? Yes, this variety is very suitable for hot climates and performs well with regular watering. Can it withstand long-distance transport? Thanks to its thick rind, it tolerates transportation and handling better than many other varieties. Does it need a large space? Yes, it requires enough space for branch expansion to ensure optimal productivity and fruit quality.