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These studies suggest that optimal planting distances for watermelon vary based on specific conditions, including 100 cm for increased yield, 45 cm for sandy soil conditions, and 1.5-m row spacings with a 1:4 pollinizer ratio for maximizing triploid yield.
The optimal planting distance for watermelon cultivation is a critical factor influencing growth, yield, and overall productivity. Various studies have explored different planting distances and their effects on watermelon cultivars, aiming to identify the best practices for maximizing yield and fruit quality.
Optimal Planting Distance for Yield:
Effect on Growth Parameters:
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Pollinizer Distance for Triploid Watermelons:
The research indicates that planting watermelons at a distance of 100 cm is generally optimal for maximizing yield across various cultivars. Specific growth parameters can be enhanced by adjusting planting distances and employing techniques like apical shoot pinching. Additionally, for triploid watermelons, maintaining a pollinizer distance of 3.0 m is crucial for optimal fruit set. These findings provide a comprehensive guide for farmers to optimize planting strategies for better watermelon production.
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