Rootstock Seeds for Watermelon and Melon Planting

• Shelf Life: >12 Months
• Color: Green
• Storage Method: Normal
• Size: Middle
• Kind: Fruits and Vegetables
• Packing: 500g/Bag
• Model NO.: Rootstock Seeds SZ No. 2
• Yield: High Yield
• Disease Resistance: Good Disease Resistance
• Survival Rate: Over 95%
• Transport Package: Bags/Cans
• Trademark: SHUANGXING
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 1209910000
• Production Capacity: 500000

Product Description

Product Description

 

Rootstock Seeds for Watermelon and Melon Planting
 

This variety is the greatly strengthened affinity root stock that the directional selection of our company introducing Japan material. 

High resistance to Fusarium Wilt (Fusarium wilt), and the survival rate is over 95% with plug grafting method. 

Better resistance to low temperature, suitable as the protected cultivation rootstock of watermelon and melon, less impact on the quality, while promoting growth and the effect of improving production. 

The rootstock, for planting contrast with other, is much better resistance disease than the other rootstocks and can increase 20-30% yield.

Specification

Rootstock Seeds
Germination Rate	Purity	Neatness	Moisture Content	Storage
≥85%	≥95%	≥98%	≤8%	Dry, Cool

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Company Information
Hebei Shuangxing Seeds Company was founded in 1984. We are one of the first professional private breeding specialized technology enterprises integrated with scientific hybrid seed research, production, sales and service in China.

 

Our seeds have been imported to more than 30 countries and regions. Our customers are distributed in America, Europe, South Africa and Oceania. We have been cooperated with at least 150 customers. Strictly quality control and after sales service make more 90% customers reorder seedsevery year.

 

Our international leading level production and testing bases are in Hainan, Xinjiang, and many other places in China, Which lays a solid foundation for breeding. 

 

Shuangxing Seeds has made a series of great popularization in scientific research on many seed varieties of sunflower, watermelon, melon, squash, tomato, pumpkin and many other vegetable seeds.