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Watermelon - Asahi Miyako Ibrido F1 (3-5)
Product Code:
3-5
$6.00 - $20.00
This Japanese melon is so great that we had to carry it. A California melon grower reports it is one of the sweetest and best melons he has grown. These seeds are hard to get and very expensive. This is a hybrid seed. 75-85 days depending on your climate. Melons run 5-8 pounds. About 20 seeds per pack. Approximately 6-20 seeds per gram.
To see our growing guide for melons, click here.
This Japanese melon is so great that we had to carry it. A California melon grower reports it is one of the sweetest and best melons he has grown. These seeds are hard to get and very expensive. This is a hybrid seed. 75-85 days depending on your climate. Melons run 5-8 pounds. About 20 seeds per pack. Approximately 6-20 seeds per gram.
To see our growing guide for melons, click here.
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Customer Reviews
4 Review
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very sweet
This is-- easily--the best tasting variety we've grown in the last few years. Extremely sweet, like many Japanese hybrids, but also quite large. Ours averaged 15-20 pounds. Held up to two weeks without refrigeration or over-ripening. No splits. Seems to be somewhat resistant to fusarium wilt in our location, though, I've not seen that quality noted anywhere in publications. Will definitely grow again.
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Asahi Miyako
First year growing.....but will certainly grow again! Im in Georgia (USA) zone 7A/8A. Early, productive, healthy grower . After a cool spring 2020 first ripe melon just after Independence Day. Excellent flavor, and sweetness my entire family loved it. Suggest trial in northern/short season growing areas. This just may be the best watermelon so far!!
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Excellent flavor, easy to grow
I am a novice gardener. I was getting lazy by the time I transplanted my watermelon and just put them in the ground and forgot about them (honestly, I barely even looked at them). From three plants we got 2 delicious watermelons to enjoy. I am definitely growing this variety again. Most of our other plants during that month were decimated by cucumber beetles, but they didn't touch the watermelon!