Red Rock Watermelon Seeds

Red Rock Watermelon Seeds – Sweet, Juicy & Seedless Variety 🍉

Grow Your Own Delicious, Crisp, and Refreshing Seedless Watermelon!

🌱 Red Rock Watermelons are large, seedless watermelons with deep red, extra-sweet flesh and a crisp texture. They have a beautiful dark green striped rind, making them perfect for summer gardens, picnics, and refreshing fruit salads. These high-yielding melons are known for their juicy, succulent taste and excellent disease resistance.

Key Features:

✔ Seedless Variety – Easy to eat, no pesky seeds!
✔ Extra Sweet & Juicy – Perfect for summer treats.
✔ Crisp, Deep Red Flesh – Refreshing and packed with flavor.
✔ Large Fruits – Grow up to 15–20 lbs each!
✔ High-Yielding & Disease Resistant – Produces multiple melons per vine.
✔ Perfect for Home Gardens & Market Growers – Grow your own fresh, organic watermelons.

Growing Conditions:

Sunlight: Full sun (6–8 hours per day)

Soil Type: Well-draining, sandy or loamy soil

Watering Needs: Moderate to high – keep soil moist but not soggy

Germination Time: 7–14 days (at 75–85°F)

Vine Length: 6–10 feet (requires space to spread)

Spacing: 3–5 feet apart

Days to Harvest: 80–90 days

USDA Hardiness Zones: 3–11 (Annual)

How to Grow Red Rock Watermelons from Seeds:

Start Indoors (Optional): 2–3 weeks before the last frost in biodegradable pots.

Direct Sow Outdoors: Once soil temperature reaches 70°F.

Provide Support: Use raised beds, trellises, or mulching for better growth.

Water Regularly: Keep soil moist but avoid overwatering.

Harvest When Ready: Check for dried tendrils near the stem & a deep hollow sound when tapped.

Why Choose Our Red Rock Watermelon Seeds?

🌱 High-Germination, Fresh & Non-GMO
🍉 Large, Sweet, and Crisp Seedless Watermelons
🏡 Great for Home Gardens & Commercial Growers
🌿 Disease-Resistant & Heat-Tolerant

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

❓ Do seedless watermelons still need pollination?
Yes! Plant a pollinator watermelon variety nearby (such as Sugar Baby or Charleston Gray) to ensure fruit production.

❓ Can I grow Red Rock Watermelons in containers?
They grow best in the ground but can be grown in extra-large containers (20+ gallons) with a trellis.

❓ How do I know when my watermelon is ripe?
Look for a yellow underside, dried tendrils, and a deep hollow sound when tapped.