I Used to Think Watermelon Cultivation Was Tough, Until I Found the Perfect Solution!
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- I Used to Think Watermelon Cultivation Was Tough, Until I Found the Perfect Solution!
- Throughout my growing career, sowing and caring for watermelons has been a big challenge for me. Initially, I believed that this required a lot of experience and expertise, and I always thought that I couldn't do it. But finally, with persistence and searching, I found a simple but extremely effective solution. Gave me the perfect results I had been dreaming of. If you are also facing difficulties in growing watermelon or are looking for a new approach, watch this video to feel and learn. Don't miss the opportunity to learn about the simple solution I discovered and successfully applied in growing watermelons!
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I Used to Think Watermelon Cultivation Was Tough, Until I Found the Perfect Solution!
I hope you will like it!
Thank for your watching and don't forget subscribe my channel ❤
Very nice ❤ love your video ❤
I used the same method 2 thumbs 👍🏻 up buddy!
Bon courage
Isme Kia Kia fertilizer dhia he hamkobi badaona hambi lagaigha
How long does it take for it to germinate?
Nice work ❤❤
Amazing
Knp nggk pake plastik mulsa yng udah dilubangin aja bang
Арбузы мелкие надо больше вечером поливать
Ganz interessant! Aber die aufgeschnittene Melone schien mir noch nicht wirklich REIF! und süß. Die Kerne waren alle noch weiß! - Erst wenn die Kerne schwarz sind sind die Melonen richtig süß. - Und warum werden zum Schluß die Blätter so stark beschnitten? - Auch wäre es wohl besser mehr guten KOMPOST statt Blaukorn oder ähnliches zu streuen!?? - ich nehme an, dass die Ausrichtung nach Süden erfolgte...!`? Und der Hauptengpass ist in unseren Breiten ja die Wärme.
Very interesting, but the opend melon seems me not really sweet. Only if the grains are dark and the color is deep red, the melons are really sweet. But why is it necessary to cut so much the leaves at the end? - And some more kompost would be better as some synthetic fertiliser - Just cuncumber species like melons need the full compost also as pumpkins. And the most important problem in Europe seems me the continued heat... - without interruption...
why plastic ?
Don't cut plastic watch Indian farmer videos they have unique techniques
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