Jack Miller

To propagate a watermelon plant, you can grow it from seed, take cuttings from a mature vine, or use grafting techniques.   The most common and beginner-friendly way to propagate a watermelon plant is by saving and planting seeds from a ripe, healthy melon.   If you’ve ever wondered how to propagate a watermelon plant … Read more

Processing watermelon seeds is easier than most people think, and it all starts with saving those slippery little seeds from your next slice of watermelon.   Whether you want to roast them for a snack, store them for planting next season, or turn them into flour, learning how to process watermelon seeds properly makes the … Read more

You can prevent watermelon from splitting by watering consistently and harvesting at the right time.   Splitting happens when the inside of the melon grows faster than the rind can stretch, and that usually comes down to uneven moisture.   If you’ve been wondering how to prevent watermelon from splitting, the good news is that … Read more

You can propagate a watermelon peperomia in water easily by taking a healthy leaf or stem cutting and placing it in a jar of clean water.   This is one of the most beginner-friendly ways to grow new watermelon peperomia plants because the process is simple and you can actually watch the roots form.   … Read more

You can preserve watermelon seeds for planting by harvesting them from a fully ripe melon and drying them completely before storing.   If you’ve been wondering how to preserve watermelon seeds for planting, the good news is that it’s a simple process that anyone can do with a little patience.   The key to preserving … Read more