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I Farm For You - Episode 007 (Watermelon)

In general, there are three types of melons in Malaysia, namely watermelon, rockmelon, and honeydew. These melons are widely cultivated and easily obtained in Malaysia. Even though there are more than 500 varieties of melons and 150 varieties of watermelons all over the world, only Super Dragon, Jade Dew and Glamour are the most popular ones in Malaysia. Melons are best planted on soil temperatures between 25°C and 32°C and the season can be stretched from March to May, and July to September (two seasons). The crop belongs to the family of Cucurbitaceae which is predominantly tropical, and is considered botanical cousins of cucumber, squash, and pumpkins. Watermelons are also known as Citrullus Lanatus, originally from West Africa and vary in sizes and shapes from round to oblong. One of the more unusual aspects of watermelon is its rich supply of vitamin A, B6, C and as a lycopene leader. By contrast, the characteristics of honeydews and rockmelons are slightly different, where the former is typically smooth, has white skin with green flesh, while the latter has pale orange flesh and usually have rough and wrinkled skin with netting. In general, rockmelon is sweeter than other fruits and has a more compact pulp than watermelon. Melons not only boost our health esteem, but can also become an important part of our healthy diet with its refreshing characteristics. Melon is cultivated all over the world, with China as the largest producer with the highest production of melons, followed by Iran and Turkey. Malaysia also produces melons of its own, with considerably large areas of production comparable to its high global demand.