I’m growing a Mini Melon variety called Minnesota Midget which is a Cantaloupe orange flesh mini melon. It’s my first time growing Mini melons in my greenhouse this Summer and I am excited to see what they will look and taste like.

Early June is the time to pot on your Mini Melons (from an early May sowing) to a larger pot so they have a chance to grow bigger & stronger before being planted into its final larger pot in the greenhouse with support.

My Mini Melons were:

• Sowed on 11 May,
• Germinated on 18 May,
• Potted on 2 June.

How to Pot on Mini Melons into a bigger pot.

You will need:

• A Mini Melon seedling or two,
• A larger pot,
• Compost,
• A trowel,
• A small watering can with water in.
• Plant label.

Video – How to Pot on your Mini Melon Seedlings

https://videopress.com/v/J0aj9XAh?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true

How to Pot On your Mini Melon Seedlings to a larger pot.

• 1. Scoop the compost into the larger pot, about two thirds of the pot should be full of compost.
• 2. With your hands make a hole in the middle, by flattening the compost, about the same size as your small pot.
• 3. Take the small pot off your seedling to expose the root ball.
• 4. Gently tease the roots free and put the mini melon plant into the hole in the larger pot.
• 5. Put compost around the plant and firm down the compost to keep the plant upright.
• 6. Add your plant label.
• 7. Water your new plant well.
• 8. Place your new seeding in a larger pot in the greenhouse to grow on.

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Grow Mini Melons Series

Part 1 📕 Mini Melons – What Varieties to Grow & What you need to grow.

Part 2 📗 Mini Melons – How to Sow Seeds.

Part 3 📘 Mini Melons – It’s time to Pot on your Seedlings with Video.

Part 4 📙 Top Tips for Caring for your Mini Melons.

Part 5 📒 Mini Melons Harvest Themselves