Sow Right Seeds - Watermelon Fruit Seeds Collection for Planting - Crimson Sweet, Allsweet, Sugar Baby, Tendersweet, and Orangeglo Melons - Non-GMO Heirloom Seeds to Plant a Home Vegetable Garden

100% germination, very impressed

This is my first time growing melons and I had 100% germination rate. I can't wait to see how big and pretty my melons become. Sow right rocks!

Very good seeds, all seeds that were planted germinated quickly, very pleased!

I've planted some of each type of watermelon seed in this set. I have very limited space, so I planted 5 of each that I would later thin.Sugar Baby: 100% germination, 5 daysAll Sweet: 0% germination, as of 16 daysYellow Crimson: 20% germination, 9 daysCrimson Sweet: 40% germination, 9 daysI'll update if the All Sweet ever germinate. I wouldn't say this is a terrible germination but I definitely recommend planting many more than you want.

In case you're on the fence with these seeds (no real reviews at this time), the seeds were packaged individually in paper envelopes and sealed in a single airtight plastic bag. The seeds have a good a germination rate -- very few duds. I germinated in soil and soilless. I'll try and update down the line. Happy growing.Update (2020-5-19):Watermelons are coming along. To my surprise, the melons growing in dirt have been growing better and faster then my hydroponic melons (though I still consider myself a hydroponic newbie). I've had a few setbacks, with people stomping on the vines, and raccoons attacking the hydroponic buckets; but all in all, I've been quite pleased with the vigor of these seeds. Should Amazon continue to sell these seeds, I'll post another update of the harvest.Update (2021-6-6):Updated to post some pictures of the Yellow Crimson and a Crimson Sweet variety. The Yellow variety tasted exactly like Watermelon, crossed maybe with a touch of Cantaloupe. Or maybe I'm just associating the taste because of the color. Anyhow, honestly some of the BEST melon's I've tasted in my life. Fairly easy to grow. Low water demand -- I fed with a single .5 gallon dripper.Planted some more this year using seeds from last year. These seeds still have a good 80% germination rate.P.S.If you want advice, I'll keep it short. 1) Dr Earth Bud & Bloom 2) organic unsulfured molasses 3) drip feed daily in the mornings to keep the soil moist

Ive always been pleased with the brand..I am hoping this year is different then last year. So far watermelons arent as easy to grow in my area.

1) 15May-Started seeds on heat pad2) 31May-Planted outside in 2 plants per mound with drip irrigation3) 15June-Lots of vine growth with flowers showing. In order of best to slowest growth are Sugar Baby, Tender sweet, Orangeglo, All sweet and Crimson Sweet.4) 20June-First melons appear(see picture 1)5) 15July-50+ melons showing. Anticipate harvesting to start in 1 2 weeks. (See picture 2)

Never sprouted. DisappointedWill not purchase anything else from this seller.