サングリアスイカフルーツの種

Living in Arizona, I was worried about the heat, but these seeds thrived in full sun. The watermelons stayed sweet and firm even in 100+ degree weather. Truly an excellent choice for warm climates.

I�ve grown several watermelon types, but Sangria has become my favorite. The flesh is bright red and bursting with sweetness, while the rind stays relatively thin. A must-try for home gardeners.

I�m not the most experienced gardener, but these seeds made me look like a pro. They sprouted without trouble, and the melons turned out flavorful and juicy. A perfect addition to my summer garden.

The Sangria variety lived up to its name�sweet, juicy, and refreshing. The melons grew larger than expected, and one weighed nearly 20 pounds. Definitely exceeded my expectations.

These Sangria watermelons became the star of our family cookouts. The fruits were huge, with thin rinds and plenty of sweet flesh inside. Everyone kept asking where I got the seeds.