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The Average Yield Per Watermelon Plant
The Average Yield Per Watermelon Plant. Many different varieties of watermelon plants exist that produce both seeded and seedless fruits in a variety of shapes and colors. The yield depends on the type of watermelon and the climate.
Many different varieties of watermelon plants exist that produce both seeded and seedless fruits in a variety of shapes and colors. The yield depends on the type of watermelon and the climate.
Large Melons
These traditional oblong varieties weigh up to 25 lbs. and usually have seeds. The normal yield for this type is one to two melons per plant and each plant requires a 4-foot-by-6-foot plot to have enough room to grow.
Smaller Types
Hybrid watermelons are usually round and many have no seeds. They weigh 5 to 18 lbs. and grow best in spaces with dimensions of 2 feet by 4 feet. Small plants typically yield between three and four watermelons.
Climate Effects
Even though most watermelons prefer a warm climate, certain hybrids can flourish in areas with moderate temperatures. Regions with cold weather for most of the summer normally produce smaller melons with less flavor than other areas do.
