Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe
Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe
When you crave summer fruits but don't have a lot of room to commit, Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe is the perfect space-saving plant that produces exactly what summer tastes like. Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe has a shorter time from germination to harvest, and produces "one serving" size melons - between 6 to 8 inches in diameter.
Plant and Germination Care:
Seed Count: 50 seeds
Sun Requirements: Full Sun
Soil Temperature: 70°F - 85°F
USDA Zones: 2 to 11
Watering Needs: Good Drainage, Water When Dry
Seed Depth: 1"
Sprouts In: 5 to 8 Days
Plant Spacing: Minimum 10"
About Tomorrow's Garden Seeds
Seeds are open-pollinated, so there is a very small chance of cross-hybrid variety with other plants we grow here at Tomorrow's Gardens. Parent plants are grown and seeds are harvested on our farm in Mint Hill, North Carolina (Zone 8a). All plants are grown with organic practices.