giveaway: Dalaman melon seeds (forum)
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sternus1 starts with ...
Haven't grown this melon to fruit stage yet, just have spares. All of my melons were obliterated due to the heat in 2013. It is supposedly like a better version of piel de sapo/ mango melon. These seeds are not sold nationally, and come from the Turkey region.
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Time: 2nd April 2014 5:12pm
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phil@tyalgum says...
I'd be happy to trial a few seeds next growing season if there are any left. I bought a couple of piel de sapo last Christmas and was pleasantly surprised at the flavour of the dull looking, hard skinned fruit.
Time: 18th April 2014 10:24am
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sternus1 says...
Done. Got a whole bunch of them.
Should be easier to grow than sapo, seeds I planted came up in 3 days.
Piel de sapo translates to 'skin of toad/toad skin as I read it. It's a very nice melon if you like subtle flavor, and I happen to.
Time: 18th April 2014 10:28am
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