Peach trees and melons

Mikal

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Im new to this life style. But i found out im having a baby girl, and after finding a few stray peach saplings. It gave me an idea. Im starting 100+ peach trees, 15 test ones have germinated and are doing great. I have everything set form them. Plus im doing two melon bed consisting of cantaloupe, and watermelon. There are going to be 160-200 each. Im going to be selling those. Plus im selling cantaloupe seeds as of now, i have around 5-7 thousand. Out of my smaller cantaloupe bed this year, im still going to be able to harvest 5-10 thousand more viable seeds. All seeds were harvested this year, soaked for 12-24 hours, dried 2-5 days, and stored properly. Oh and i will be selling almost all my peach trees. Keeping 5 for produce, and 5 gor grafting. People want those grafted trees for some reason. From my experience starting drom seed is the best way to go, and the proper care of corse.
 

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Welcome Mikal! Sounds like you have quite a venture in plants mapped out. Do you know what type of peaches your seedlings are?
Congratulations on your baby girl too!
 

Mikal

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Thank you. But honestly im not sure. My grandma started this tree years ago, and thought it was a reliance dwarf. But right now its 7 years old, and id say about 15-20 feet tall. I was thinking it is a contender peach. Mainly because of looks, and taste. But that just based of researching the internet.
 

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