Vegetables
STELLIO F1
The new generation of "Charentais" type melon
- Hardy Anasta-type variety with resistance to melon aphids
- Easy to grow, no pruning required to promote fruit set
- Beautiful, well-netted fruit, not prone to yellowing or cracking when ripe
- Keeps very well
- Excellent internal quality, aromatic flesh that melts in your mouth
Typology
Charentais melon - peak season
Number of seeds per gram
30-35
Sector
Young plant producers, Seed packet companies
Color
deep orange
Fruit shape
Round, slightly ribbed
Taste
★
★
★
★
☆
Fruit weight
1 kg
Product cultivation
Disease resistance
HR: Fom: 0,1,2
IR: Gc:1 ; Px:1,2,5 ; Ag
IR: Gc:1 ; Px:1,2,5 ; Ag
Sowing period
March to MayPlanting period
April to JuneHarvest
July to SeptemberCycle
Medium-earlyAdditional information
Open ground direct sowing (minimum surface soil temperature 14-16°C), in seed trays directly or with transplanting, in soil blocks or pots using a moist but not soggy substrate. Germination temperature 23-25°C (2-3 days). Transplanting after cotyledon unfolding. Growing conditions: night 14-15°C min, day 16-20°C min.
Gradually aerate the nursery to ensure the seedlings don't get leggy and to harden them off before planting (e.g. by finishing growing them outdoors). Growing period: 20-30 days depending on the season and soil block size. Using seedlings results in an earlier harvest.
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