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Wed, May 22, 13 at 22:56
| Can someone help me identify what type of watermelon I am growing...Thanks...:-) |
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- Posted by fabaceae_native (My Page) on Thu, May 23, 13 at 10:25
| It looks like 90% of the watermelons out there. If it were any other color or pattern, it might be easier. I'm no expert though, but I doubt even an expert could really identify it. You can't even tell what color the flesh will be from that picture. |
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| While it's nearly impossible to be definite with so many varieties out there, I'd say it is of the Crimson Sweet type. |
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- Posted by fabaceae_native (My Page) on Thu, May 23, 13 at 15:41
| Yes, I agree with brookw, Crimson Sweet does look like that, and it is a very popular (and desirable) one. A few others I know of that can look similar at that stage are: Kolb's Gem, Georgia Rattlesnake, Daisy, and Orangeglo, but none of these are too common. |
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- Posted by GreenieLisa none (My Page) on Fri, May 24, 13 at 2:33
| Does this pic help? |
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