Hami melon planting conditions are suitable for the climate requirements of the planting area

Introduction to Hami Melon

Hami melon is a variety of melon and a very common fruit in our daily life. It has various shapes, unique flavor, thick flesh, full juice, crisp and refreshing. The main varieties are Xizhou honeydew melon, Donghu melon, Kashi melon, snow red, and black eyebrow.

Hami melon growing conditions

Hami melon prefers a warm, dry environment with smooth air flow. It is not cold-resistant, drought-resistant, or water-resistant. If there are many rainy days and the air humidity is high, it is prone to diseases and pests.

Climate and temperature for cantaloupe cultivation

The best temperature for Hami melon during its flowering and fruiting period is 25-30 degrees, and the most suitable temperature during its fruit expansion period is 18-30 degrees. Excessively high nighttime temperatures are not conducive to fruit development. It is suitable for growing in continental arid climate areas.

Suitable areas for growing cantaloupe

Hami melon is mainly distributed in the Tuha Basin in eastern Xinjiang, and in the Turpan and Hami regions, extending from east to west. It is suitable for planting in dry areas and cannot be planted in areas with more rainy seasons, which will affect the quality of the fruit.

Hami melon planting time

Hami melon is suitable for planting in spring and autumn. Early spring planting should be arranged at the end of February, and autumn planting should be arranged in mid-August. The temperature and humidity at this time are suitable for plant growth.

Benefits of Hami melon cultivation

The yield of Hami melon per acre is generally around 2,000 kilograms. If purchased in large quantities, the price will definitely be cheap. According to the market price of three yuan per kilogram, one acre can also make a profit of about twelve thousand yuan. After deducting the cost, it is about three to four thousand yuan. The net profit per acre is seven to eight thousand yuan, and the planting effect is still considerable.