Good to know about the scent!! Glad I'm growing them vertically from raised beds because the forest critters will follow that smell for miles! I'll plan to have some chicken wire cut and ready once they start to pop as an added deterrent. Excited!

look at how giving the creator is, man gives 10 seeds, the creator gives ten times that.

@JaxCurran

4 күн бұрын

God*

Never heard of tiger melons. Thanks for the upload !

@WhitepepperFarmshomestead

11 ай бұрын

They are picking up in popularity, that’s for sure! Thanks for watching!

Great info, you answered all my questions.. Thank you😀💯💯💯💯💯👍🏽

I'm excited because of your excitement! I will be getting seeds and growing these in 2024, thank you for the great content.

@WhitepepperFarmshomestead

11 ай бұрын

I’m excited for you!! We have loved them. I’ve seen people complain about the flavor or be disappointed.. but me, my family and my neighbors aren’t getting that disappointment 😂

I enjoyed your video very detailed about the tiger melon. You answered all my questions😊.. Thank you for sharing ⚘️

Nice video on the Tigger Melon and a reminder that I still have seeds that I saved a decade ago. Hopefully they are still viable after so many years in cold storage; but there's only one way to find that out. I am also planting Chrysanthemum Melon and Japanese Tiger this year.

I have a question for you: this spring and summer, I'm going to be growing some tiger melons of my own, and also some kajari melons. There's room in my greenhouse for one of them, but the other will have to go in my regular garden. I live in Southeastern michigan. Which one should go in the greenhouse and which one in the garden? The one in the greenhouse will also grow on a trellis while the one in the garden won't.

thanks

Oh my god, that's exactly why I spent most of my life not liking watermelon because my mom would cut it in slices and have us eat it outside and it would drip down my arm and make me itch. I don't normally like cantaloupe because it's too wet. So this sounds perfect.

@WhitepepperFarmshomestead

11 ай бұрын

I’m happy I’m not the only one 😂! This is still juicy.. just not over the top like some others!

How many days from seed to maturity. I'm gonna look it up.

I just harvested 2 but it’s really firm, even cutting into it. Could it be over watering as we’ve been getting lots of rain? The flavor was watered down and not sweet.

I'm going to be growing some Tiger melons and some Kajari melons this spring and summer, which one should go in my garden, and which one in my greenhouse? There's only room left for one of them in the greenhouse. I'm currently leaning more towards putting the tiger melons in the greenhouse.

They look like Kajari Melon from India, seeds are on Baker Creek.

Are you still growing superhot peppers?

Do you know if they will continue to ripen off the vine? I grabbed one from my vines early and it wasn’t quite that orange and yellow yet. But it was more like a copper color with faint green streaks. It fell right into my hand so I thought it was ready before I did some more research! 😂

@WhitepepperFarmshomestead

8 ай бұрын

This happened to us this summer, and it ripened for us off the vine! You should be good!

Can one prune a tigger melon?

0:50 88-100 degrees to grow to full maturity huh 🤔

@WhitepepperFarmshomestead

11 ай бұрын

I caught that when I went to edit it and definitely thought “well crap, too late to go back now” 😂 oops!

Don't say "my little melon hammock" ever again please

I grew tiger melon last season and is cute and pretty, I love that I can just sit and eat one right out of the garden 🪴, I also got my seeds from MIgardener and currently saving seeds by the way this year I didn’t plant them I got 3 volunteer vines is amazing 🤩

@WhitepepperFarmshomestead

11 ай бұрын

Score!! They are fun, I enjoy how small they are because it’s easy to just grab and eat one without too much work!