Syngenta Dragon F1 Watermelon Seeds – High Yield Hybrid | Extra Sweet | Strong Vine Growth

Syngenta Dragon F1 Watermelon Seeds – High Yield Hybrid | Extra Sweet | Strong Vine Growth

🏷️ Brand Information

• Brand: Syngenta

• Variety: Dragon F1 Hybrid

• Crop: Watermelon

• Seed Type: F1 Hybrid Vegetable Seeds

📌 Product Overview

Syngenta Dragon F1 Hybrid Watermelon Seeds are premium F1 hybrid seeds from Syngenta, developed for high productivity, uniform fruit quality, and excellent sweetness. This variety offers vigorous vine growth, strong disease tolerance, and attractive deep red flesh, making it ideal for commercial watermelon farming and consistent market returns.

🌾 Key Features

• ✅ High germination and fast early growth

• ✅ Trusted Syngenta F1 hybrid genetics

• ✅ Uniform, market-preferred fruit shape

• ✅ Extra sweet taste with deep red flesh

• ✅ Strong rind for long shelf life and transport

• ✅ Good field adaptability and stress tolerance

• ✅ Suitable for local and long-distance markets

🌍 Suitable Climate & Soil

• Climate: Warm and dry climate

• Soil Type: Well-drained sandy loam to loamy soil

• Soil pH: 6.0 – 7.5

🌱 Sowing Details

• Sowing Season: Kharif & Summer

• Seed Rate: 400 – 600 gm per acre

• Plant Spacing: 2.5 – 3.0 m × 0.6 – 0.75 m

• Sowing Method: Direct sowing

⏳ Crop Duration

• Germination Period: 5 – 7 days

• First Harvest: 65 – 75 days after sowing

• Total Crop Duration: 90 – 100 days

🍉 Fruit Characteristics

• Average Fruit Weight: 3.5 – 6 kg

• Flesh Color: Deep red

• Sweetness Level: High to very high (Excellent brix)

• Rind Quality: Strong, smooth, transport-friendly

🌿 Yield Potential

• Expected Yield: 26 – 34 tons per acre*
  *Yield may vary depending on soil fertility, climate, irrigation, and crop management practices.

📦 Available Pack Sizes

10 gm | 50 gm | 100 gm | 250 gm | 500 gm | 1 Kg

⚠️ Storage Instructions

• Store seeds in a cool, dry place

• Protect from moisture and direct sunlight

• Seal packet properly after use

🧪 Disclaimer

Seed performance, germination, and yield depend on environmental conditions and agricultural practices.