🌱🍉Melon Grow Along Surprising Results! || Melon Grow Along Part 3 || Melon Growing Season
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- 🌱🍉Melon Grow Along Surprising Results! || Melon Grow Along Part 3 || Melon Growing Season
In this exciting video, we uncover the unexpected results of our melon grow-along project! Discover how cooler weather has influenced our melon growth and take a closer look at the progress of our courgettes in the raised bed. From planting tips to growth observations, we've got all the details you need to make your gardening journey a success. Don't miss out on these surprising insights and gardening tips!🌱🍉
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I got given a melon today. So it’s perfect timing for me. It’s in the greenhouse in a quad grow.
Nice! Keep us updated on your melon adventure! Now that the weather has warmed up they should get off to a good start!
Hi Barry and Mrs w my melons are the same been at the Allotment all day
Hi Albert, I hope they recover - we are living in hope!
Hi Barry & MRs W.great video. It was 44 degrees in my greenhouse today. Yesterday I managed to 'cook' my squash,pumpkins and courgettes. I watered them early in the morning but it was obviously too little and by the evening they looked very sad. A deep water overnight soak and they seem to be a bit happier this morning but many have lost a few leaves. They should have been planted out by now, but due to the cold, wet weather, many crops are still just coming into harvest that should have been cropped leaving empty beds ready for the cucurbits. Hey ho, just another challenge this year's weather has thrown. My melons have set some fruit so I am hoping the weather stay warms now and they will forge ahead. Hope yours do too. happy gardening 🙂
Hang in there! Your green thumb will prevail, I do hope you get some lovely melons!
We have courgettes days away, but our melon plants have shrivelled up and gone. I'll try again next year. All the best to you both
Sorry to hear about the melons Ken! Thank you for sharing your experience, Wishing you the best with your next melon planting venture!
It's been a strange year compared to recent years, where we were planting out beds at work with temperatures in the mid to high twenties. We've had similar conditions in Northern Ireland . I'll be keeping an eye on how your pumpkins are progressing
It sure has been a strange year weather-wise! Let's hope for the best for our squash!
Perhaps you could grow the melons in the greenhouse if it’s warmer, and move all of the tomatoes into the poly tunnel.
That could be an idea for next season!
Just thinking about something Charles Dowding said about the warm weather plants not being able to draw so many nutrients into their roots because of the colder soil we have had so far, and he suggested feeding the plants.
Thank you for sharing that tip from Charles Dowding! It's always good to learn new ways to care for our plants!
My first time growing corgettes or zucchini as they call them in the US...Can't beleive how quickly they grow. Record to date in the greenhouse 52 degress. Think I'll have a summer holiday in there...I'll probably boil but the basil seems to love it.
Oh yes courgettes are prolific and grow really quickly! Ensure you check and harvest daily otherwise you will end up with marrows. 52 is too hot for us but do enjoy that holiday in there 😂😂😂
Yes Barry and 90% of my garden is still doing well but my winter squash came down with bacterial wilt so I'm afraid my first attempt at winter squash may be in trouble. On the bright side, if I have to pull the plants it will free up more room for late season peas.
I just planted late season russet potatoes in grow bags hoping to harves in late October. My plan is to use these during the winter months. Hopefully I will get a good harvest. My early and midseason potatoes are producing and looking great.
That's great to hear Frank that 90% is there! Sorry to hear about the squash. Love your attitude if something isn't working there is always a bright side! Great to hear your earlies are doing really well and I shall keep my fingers crossed that the late season potatoes produce!
I garden in the Chicagoland area. 2 tips I'll share: 1) Nitrogen. I give them a regular 7-10 day feed of water soluble organic nitrogen with a bit of all around water soluble.. Sounds counter intuitive, but they like extra nitrogen. 2) Don't let them dry out, but don't let them sit in water either.
I plant mine in with a balanced organic granular fertilizer, azomite (yes, I'm a believer), m. fungi in the hole. Oddly the plants I started in cells are larger than the ones sown directly...that's unusual for me. I' doing Sugar Baby watermelon, Kaho watermelon and a new to me one called Kajari melon.
I do have the advantage of heat...and golly we have had the heat early this year, you'd think it was August vs June. I chicken wire the bed against bunnies and net bag all melons once pollinated against the squirrels which love them. I've always kept everything I get on the vines with no problems. I typically only get 3-5 melons to set on a vine though.
Beyond the 4 legged stinkers, my only typical issue is powdery mildew. All melons have muscled through with a little Neem and Castile soap solution with the exception of Minnesota Midgets I tried......they went down within 8 days from the PM. Cantelopes seem to be worse at handling the PM, and so I'm not trying any this year.
Hello from Chicagoland, great to hear from you! I appreciate you taking the time to share your insights! It's great to learn from fellow gardeners.
The weather been so hit and miss this year hasn't it. Finger crossed U get melons. Where did U get your comfy plant from?
Yes, the weather has been quite unpredictable! I got my comfy plant from our neighbour, but they can be bought easily from garden centres!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 i see have to keep my eye open for some. Yea meant to be turning cold.again
Sorry didn't say bye for now mate
No problem bye Albert have a great gardening week!
Hi Mr and Mrs W, how I do melons is; true type melons, growing vertically up string, remove side shoots 1-5/6 as they appear.. after that allow side shoots 6/7-10/11 to form and hand pollenate the female flowers on them, using a male flower from the stem.. allow 3 fruits to form and remove excess side shoot after the fruit, remove all further side shoots and growing tip at 11/12 section.. hope that makes sense…
Water melons remove all side shoots and top plant at 12 (7ft ish) section, allow one or two fruits to form.. keep watered well but don’t allow to get soggy, and feed every water with weak dilution ..hope that helps ✌️
Your expertise is invaluable! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!
Melons unfortunately need a higher soil temperature, did a experiment last summer using straw to make a hot bed and old windows., now have a tunnel house am trying to think what container to make a hot bed in, for the melon. Harvested 3 sugarbaby and 2 honey dew. We had a dry summer in New Zealand last year.
Thank you for sharing your experience and tips, it's so helpful for us fellow gardeners! Still hopeful for a sugarbaby Helen, just heard from a fellow gardener from New Zealand just like you - we really appreciate you watching our channel!
Very good video,good info regards melons,I really think Mrs W should of let you grown a melon in the greenhouse for a comparison to the polytunnel,can I recommend Minnesota Midget for our U.K. climate,the variety is a cantaloupe so on the small side yet so deliciously sweet and good performer too,seem to pollinate quite readily and set fruit early,mine are coming on leaps and bounds👍I get my seeds from “Real seeds” based in Wales and good quality too,all the best 👍
Thank you for the recommendation! I'll definitely look into the Minnesota Midget variety for next season, good to hear yours are doing so well - thanks for sharing and look out for a melon plant in the greenhouse!
@@nodignorfolkgardener4575 awesome 👍
yr before last I put a random plug plant mellons in each corner of my sweetcorn bed, 3 did nowt, 1 had 12 on fully ripened (chateraise) dint nip runners til very late after a bit of research wondering why I had no female flowers, last yr I think I put 6 in the GH on strings, 5 max on one plant, plus some dint ripen, this yr I sowed 12 under lights, only 4 came up, +2 stragglers 5 weeks later, 3 are ~2ft high up the string, 1 is ~3ft up the string (just showing first flowers..male) 2 tiddlers still in the module tray, not got high hopes tbh, but we'll get what we get lol
Thanks for sharing your melon growing experiences! It's always interesting to hear about different gardening experiences!
Hi Barry
My 2 melon plants (Emir) in the greenhouse are 6' tall have have at least 12 side shoots some of which are 3' long. None of the side shoots have 9 leaves but most have 5.
Do I select the 4 side shoots now & remove all others or wait until all the sideshoots have 7/9 leaves?
Thanks
Clare
Hi Clare, thanks for reaching out! It sounds like your melon plants are thriving! Do you have any melons on them yet?
Most of the side shoots have at least 1 tiny melon on them & some of them have a tiny tiny second one.
I know you are busy but please could you let me know what I have to do next 😊
Not to worry I have made an Executive decision & kept the best 4!!
Regarding the lack of sunlight , calll me a consprisory therorist , but , in my weeky job , i work at some , very high heights , every morning early . for the past 2 months , bright blue skys , not a cloud in the sky , then the Commercial planes get more buzy , from 7am , spewing out , god know's , and we ll say it, at work , it's likes it's pumped out , the back of the , planes in a grid formation. than about 10am it's all blended in , like a very cloudy day ! It's being going on years,
It's interesting to hear your observations. Thank you for sharing your experiences, it's always good to hear different perspectives!