BEST TIPS for growing CANTALOUPE: Grow SWEET, FLAVORFUL cantaloupe with these tips.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

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[@xyzsame4081]

Well presented, with obvious expertise and you give the information in a concise manner. Well done ! thank you.

[@mathurinelouis4528]

Oh yes I do

[@Sksk27547]

Thanks for video

[@chrislang5659]

Would you ever consider watering in a molasses mix?

[@jamestabi2032]

great video ! I have collected some cantaloupe seeds ( not common in South Asia where I live) but I love it. Now it is plantation time ! thanks again !

[@running4kabob]

That was one of the simplest, most concise, informative, friendly, pleasing videos about growing I've seen. I just put 2 cantaloupes in my garden on a whim and was like "what am I doing?". Now I know. Awesome! And Thank You.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thank you! Best of luck to you!

[@majormuscles1]

Totally agree all substance and no unnecessary chatter. Great video!

[@nellieroman3505]

This video was AWESOME!

[@lowlowlina]

Agreed! I threw some seeds around from a cantaloupe I left on the counter for too long and so many sprouted! I am very happy to just grow anything but now I can actually give it a shot. Thank you!!

[@Namunyak96]

I completely agree! I took a whole page of notes! I learned so much and am grateful to have found this channel. ❤😊

[@ChaingunCassidy]

My grandma had a technique where she'd grow a healthy main vine and then grow a single cantaloupe on a vine at a time and vigorously prune it, I think it worked best for her because we are in a colder environment.

[@rulerofthelight]

I think it works best becuase it's the best way to do it. Pruning is essential.

[@mirandaryan6491]

I have about a dozen cantaloupe growing out of my compost pile right now.

[@kevinstaples7393]

Thank you for a straight forward vid Without an intro talking about unnecessary crap for 5 min & rambling about other crap that doesnt pertain to the title. Great vid. Thank you. Planting mine today.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to you!

[@kathleenosullivan8601]

When growing cantaloupe or other melons on a trellis, I’ve been using my extra COVID masks as hammocks to keep them them from falling off too early or splitting the vines. The blue surgical masks work great & can sometimes last 2 seasons.

[@trollbbqer1267]

👍Great repurposing!

[@leslieh4899]

Oh I have a box full of these left over! Just spotted my first canteloup that was grown from a previous canteloupe seed in the ground and trellised up the fence! TY

[@jenniferrobinson4672]

Great idea! I used pantyhose 😂

[@mkawayoshi]

What a great idea. Got so many of those masks lying around and need support for my melons very soon…

[@AmericanPatriot-1776]

Interesting, that is the only valuable use for those masks.

[@blacksinglemomhomesteadont6454]

I've never tried growing cantaloupe in my life so this will be my first year. Thank you for the detailed instructions. I wish myself my success. I had a nice cantaloupe harvest in 2023.

[@saltystone103]

I made all the mistakes last year so now I am ready.

[@GBR1111-x2t]

well, how'd you do on it ?

[@yeshathegardener]

Thank you for the information. I learned a lot. I planted cantaloupe for the first time in my garden this year and I’m so excited

[@jennhoff03]

I'm currently growing cantaloupe solely bc of this video! It's just starting to turn yellow. I'm so excited!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wonderful!

[@green08green08green]

A cantaloupe seed started growing naturally in my garden! It has taken over my garden bed, I take it as a blessing because I LOVE CANTALOUPE! This is my first time gardening in my backyard, so I'm really excited for them to taste sweet once they ripen!

[@kathleenosullivan8601]

I’ve found the best variety here in Denver CO is Sugar Cube. Small (not mini) fruits on vines that are extremely resistant to powdery mildew. I grow vertically & plant into the east side of an A-frame trellis, with sweet potatoes on the west side, providing some afternoon shade.

[@chucklutter2509]

Been in grandma's, mom's, and my gardens most every year of 61 year life. Learned a couple new things I will use. ENJOYED your enthusiasm and presentation. BEST AND PEACE

[@stevenspencer9104]

Thank you, ma’am very much. Blessed my wife and I greatly!

[@stevereisman6872]

Such a well made video, all the details are there.....and what's with that perpetual smile, spreading seeds of happiness you are

[@tomtomtomato1]

My whiskey barrel compost bin elected some cantaloupe to volunteer I am now a proud owner of a melon I wasnt even expecting after so many discarded fruits and vegetables, thats just the power of love!

[@amyr505]

Thanks so much for this video. I am growing cantaloupe for the first time. I also live in a high desert climate in New Mexico and so happy to have found your channel.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks for watching, I'm so glad it was helpful.

[@145FREE]

Greetings from the Garden State! Cantaloupes love the climate in southern NJ. And as a dessert, Cantaloupe Turnovers are the best!

[@AHandKnitLetter]

Thank you! This is my first year growing cantaloupe and I needed this. I was wondering how am I ever going to know when they’re ripe? Now, I know!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Cantaloupe makes it easy on us. Watermelon on the other hand... much tricker! Best of luck to you!

[@jwkill21]

I directly sowed in two different locations (different soil comp) in my front yard beginning of July both look fantastic currently and I've got til November for frost so I'm hoping to see some this year

[@meltoppino]

I love your style! Friendly, informative , information driven, and to the point. I subscribed and am looking forward to viewing your other videos. Thanks!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Awesome, thank you!

[@GrandmaDebo]

Lots of information, straight to the point, simple, & now I know what to do & what not to do. Thanks, sister!

[@GibbsJaneAnne]

Thanks for mentioning seed varieties. I like to grow the ones that have proven themselves in low desert.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Sure.

[@petermayadunne9512]

I am just about to get started on my Cantaloupe journey, all the way in Sri Lanka. Thanks for super helpful tips, Angela....

[@BEdmonson85]

Oh wow, thank you! I just learned so much. It's my first year planting cantaloupes, they just started blooming. Hopefully they do well, I planted some okra and tomatoes too! :D

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I hope so too!

[@andrewmcintyre8774]

Thanks Angela for the thorough explanation. Mine self sowed from compost and went horizontal & vertical and unfortunately the first ripe one was sitting on the ground and suffered an attack from below. The rest are all hanging in the air and I can't wait to taste them!😋

[@Diamond55185]

This is my first year growing cantaloupe and I completely forgot to look it up. I have one lonely small one on my vine I can only guess the others didn't get pollinated. I didn't know it could be a climber so I will do that next year since I have limited garden space! Plus, it'll be easier for me to see them! Now I know what to look for as well on when it'll be ripe.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Great! Glad it was helpful. Best of luck next year!

[@shannon2228]

I just moved to the Northwest desert of Texas and I am so excited about your information! Thank you so much

[@brittybrad]

I just started my gardening last year and this was so helpful!

[@amel2784]

Thank you for this. I just found you and I'm glad I did. I've been struggling with my garden in my arid Texas yard with little experienced help/advice so I'm really looking forward to viewing more of your videos. My cantaloupe are doing very well this year with all the unseasonable rain we've had. Such a blessing. Last year was the first year I planted cantaloupe and watermelon and I got one lonely melon each. So this year, I turned over a new bed for my melons. I placed them within a 10'x10' chain-link dog kennel (to keep the dog out), which we placed around the bed, and they're happily growing up the 6' tall chain-link panels. The watermelon vines grow thru the chain link into the yard (where I surround them with wire to keep the dog from trouncing the vines). Seriously, we had so much rain that I could literally watch the watermelon vines grow! They grew 8-12" in a day during that cool, cloudy and rainy weather. That was different and a lot of fun. All of this is fine except that I anticipated another hot, arid summer -- in which I would have to provide some shade and might still lose plants to the heat -- by placing the plants close together. So we're really maxed out in that 10'x10' kennel!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wow! Send some rain to us. Best of luck to you this year. Thanks for watching.

[@buckd2958]

I’m in South Texas and had a lot of issues with the heat until I installed a simple drip irrigation on a timer. Cheapest 60 bucks I ever spent. Have about 15-10 melons on the vine right now. Best of luck to ya

[@katibajak5502]

A really informative video, thank you so much. This is going to be my first time to try growing cantaloupe. Greatings from Hungary!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful! Hello from Arizona!

[@mooneus1377]

While i am still studying in hometown, I have some times here and i want to do something productive and resourceful. I want to try growing cantaloupe i hope mine is successful enough like this beautiful farm. Thankyou very much terima kasih bnyk2 lots of knowledge i received here! Wish me success ❤

[@ChristopherOfEarth]

Awesome video! Thank you very much! This is my first season trying to grow cantaloupe in the state of Maryland. I've done pretty much everything wrong but I've learned a lot, haha. Happy gardening!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to you!

[@carleenmanson5430]

OMG I was just about to clip all the excess leaves off of my vertical growing cantaloupe! I thought that like yellow squash it would be ok. Just as I was getting my clippers I thought I should check!! This is my first time growing fruits and veggies. I’m using grow bags and supports as a giant burr oak in my backyard has taken most of my sun. Thank you for one of the best videos on growing cantaloupes I’ve seen. You just saved me from making a novice grower mistake.

[@gardencookeat22]

Thank you! This is my 1st year gardening and my 1st time doing cantaloupe. Wish Id seen this video sooner! Theres always next season!!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful! For sure, each season brings a fresh start.

[@tommycarrizal1656]

No way small world I happen to live in mesa Arizona and been growing watermelon glad to know cantaloupe can also thrive in hot climates

[@canadianproudgetoutdoors]

Love the info thank you I built my first trellis this year been a few weeks im only seeing Male flower so far ;) trying to grow what my family eats and we love our cantaloupe!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

The ladies always seem to take their time. Hopefully they will show up soon for you. Best of luck to you.

[@aleksandarmitrevski2007]

Thanks!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thank you!

[@richardwilliams3839]

I have never grow cantaloupe before last year and this year I just throw the seed in my garden and it comes up I got one lass year it was ok 👍🏿

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Nice!

[@rubimedel4470]

Sooo excited, this is my first time ever planting cantaloupes!!!😊🙋🏽‍♀️

[@EstrellaReynoso]

I found your channel just in time, I live in La Paz, down the baja desert, is dry and hot, I cant find enough information on growing food in this tipe of climate, at the moment seems like the cantaloupe is the only plant surviving the summer, and I was going to pull all the tomatoes that look terrible and there's only one cherry tomatoe hanging from them, but then I found your channel and I'm learning a lot about when to plan what, which know I know is key, thanks to you! GRACIAS!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Yay! Best of luck to you.

[@islami658]

Grow eggplant, peppers, melons, figs, olives

[@mathurinelouis4528]

Our Angela is great and concise

[@Tay4Dayz]

I'm growing sugar baby watermelon, honeydew and cantaloupe on one wire and metal structure with jute ropes that the vines can climb up from the raised bed they're in. Ive been frantically making larger hammocks or slings out of mesh produce nets for the rapidly swelling fruits to support them so I was shocked to see the cantaloupe happily hanging there unsupported without issue 🤣 Probably don't need to baby it as much as it did, I'll experiment if any more fruit set with not putting them in a sling/net. Great video thank you!!

[@brentwalker8596]

I have grown many smaller melon varieties both heirloom and hybrids and the sweetest was Ambrosia. If you want an interesting heirloom with complex sweet flavor try Charentais.

[@adrianr9307]

Thank you for an excellent video on growing things, you really nailed it perfectly, I grow them every year here in Sth Australia and they are jam packed with intense flavour.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

You're doing it right then if they are full of flavor, enjoy!

[@Sonia-hw3yx]

This is my first time at growing anything. I'm in NSW, Australia and I have absolutely no idea how to grow cantaloupe. I think I've made a few rookie error's 😮.

[@mypointofblue5260]

Great tips. Thanks for sharing. I bought a plant recently from a farmers market and about a month or so later, I have about 2 musk melons that are big as my hand. I’ll have to make sure I cut back on my leaf cutting now! :)

[@0861USMC]

I'm able to grow cantaloupe in Northern Idaho. I just start the seeds two months before they go out, which is around June 15th.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Wow! That's great to know, thanks for sharing.

[@rvnmedic1968]

Excellent info and explanation from start to finish. I got some free seeds when I ordered other things from Stark Bros. Never grew them before, and I had just built 3' high raised planter boxes, 4'x8'. Four hills for Butternut Squash and 2 hills for the lopes. I planted 3 seeds in each hill, then snipped only one from each. Now it looks like a tropical jungle with nice green leaves and overflowing the planters. There are some lopes growing so after watching your vid I'll leave them alone until ripe. Thanks again!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thank you. Enjoy them!

[@glockgrandma2517]

I love, love, love your videos!! Great information in an easy to watch format. Thank you, and much continued success in your garden 🪴

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it. Best of luck with your garden.

[@khalidrather569]

ill try this year..

[@1seriousgearheadify]

I've been adding a teaspoon of molasses when i water and have sure had some sweet success. Best melons I ever had

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Good to know. Thanks for the tip.

[@XXmrlongbotomleafXX]

I use honey!

[@Thesmallerhalf]

Thanks for all the tips! We had bonus cantaloupes grow this year from old compost 😁 it is our first time growing a garden

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thats great! Enjoy!

[@rinacraig7307]

Wow thanks for shareing such informative tips for growing cantaloupe! As a novice at trying this fruit l was anxious to obtain all knowledge & this you have given in a nutshell 😊 Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@WisGuy4]

This was a very informative and excellent video. I like how you paced it so that it was concise, but not too rapid to understand and digest everything. I’ve been watching a variety of other gardening channels, but yours is probably made the best first impression of all of them, and I will be subscribing to yours. Thanks

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Awesome, thank you! I appreciate the kind words, truly.

[@donnieji4825]

I feel your excitement and enthusiasm

[@manuelvillarreal8983]

You're freaking awesome, I wish I saw this video before growing 18 plants in a relatively small-medium planter XD. I love all the info in this video particularly choosing the best plant to survive and remove the others, and growing them vertically.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you. Best of luck with your future plantings!

[@miriamgiraud4383]

You are a great instructor. I look forward to following you

[@roberthummel2300]

Great tips, thanks. I've noticed that where the vine enters the fruit, it looks changes and looks like an outie bellybutton around the stem when it's usually ready to pick.

[@indyme2]

Very well spoken. A perfect description on how to grow cantaloupe.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@emdeejay7432]

Love this video! So helpful. Im starting a pretty decent sized little garden in my yard this year and I bought a survival crop seed kit with like 52 different types of fruits and veggies in it and cantaloupe is one of them. So im excited to try growing my own. This was very helpful.

[@ftworthtexan9082]

Great video!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Plated many items in my first year garden cantaloupe being one of them. They're going well. Next year i will invest in some cattle panel for them to climb on.

[@noahleon09]

When you think you *CANT* aloupe, You *CAN* taloupe!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Perfect!

[@johnjude2685]

Yes about many people having not taste a fresh canolope and might be why they are underrated as delicious. They been my favorite since Grandpa Jude showed me how to grow and pick fresh, much as you teaching,I do watch for the stem to brown as a sign but like you the gentle pull is the right way.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Fresh is the best!

[@cinja7269]

This is great advice, I'm trying to grow cantaloupe as well. Thanks

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to you. Thanks fo watching.

[@pf1273]

Thank you for your video. I put some seeds in my compost barrel from a store bought cantaloupe. Next. thing I know I have cantaloupe growing. It looks amazing. Fingers crossed.

[@rexochefo]

You're awesome! So happy I found your videos. I live in az also and there's very little videos on growing here. Definitely a Godsend

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@hortensekennedy1107]

Awesome. I live in Jamaica and just started growing cantaloupes and was wondering why some of them just kept flowering with nothing happening. I am definitely going to try hand pollinating. Thanks for the tip.

[@cynthiaa.9469]

I live in AZ and have no experience with growing. I wanted to grow cantalope and Okra... is Oct too late to start? It's still 107 degrees here in Yuma, AZ.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

@@cynthiaa.9469 It's hot but a little late to start for this season. Likely will get too cool for either of them to to well.

[@G-S-D]

The best cantaloupe you’ll ever eat is grown in Dixon, Montana on a little 20 acre farm. Unbelievable good. Dixon Melons a must try in life.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So sorry for your loss. I wish you all the best in caring for his tree.

[@ksmithreps1]

Great video! Very direct and to the point with tons of good info! Thanks for sharing!

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks. Thanks for watching.

[@deebrown5980]

Wow! That was a great video. This is my first year growing cantaloupe here in Florida, and I admit to. Lot of uncertainty. Thank you for all the info and great tips. Now, I feel more confident about my fruit.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JamesSmith-pt8dy]

Hey .. everyone Moniee-Mon, is listening thanks for the info vedios keep doing what'cha do best God bless ya !.😇💞💯💝🙏

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Always

[@joemomma4879]

Great video. The abundance of video showing the methods is appreciated

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@afiabegum5838]

Very nice garden plants

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you, thanks for watching.

[@davidtweeddale5775]

Great and Precise Explanation. How Refreshing.

[@FettsVette3949]

I was very surprised how fast the seeds i planted were growing. I could almost see them growing in real time.

[@thedemotivationalspeaker3090]

They sprout really fast.

[@tmo4330]

Yours are doing better than mine.

[@FettsVette3949]

@@tmo4330 it didnt last too long, they never gave fruit and they dried up

[@AJ_Gonzales316]

Great info! This is my first time planting cantaloupe and needed these tips and tricks! 🌱

[@Arizonaurbanhomestead]

Thanks for teaching AZ growing. I live in Phoenix and am trying to figure out the growing, originally from Idaho. How often and how long do you water during the hot months?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I water each morning long enough to saturate each bed. Each watering system will need to be used for a different amount of time depending on water pressure, emitters etc.

[@daviddouglas7228]

Damn your good. Quick, precise and straight to the point. You have now a subscriber. Looking forward going through your videos.Thank you.

[@mavihulett7926]

Gush I'd think i just wasted my first cantaloupe! I'd picked it to early🙁. First time planting then now I know what to do next time! Great info thank you🙂

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

I've done that too. Luckily, once you know what to look for cantaloupe tell you when they are ripe. Now if I could only figure that out for watermelon!!

[@tanasnyder9719]

For watermelon I've heard you wait for the tendril next to it to dry up completely.

[@scottvickrey2743]

I love your format: Spray information not BS. New subscriber!

[@rejuvenatewithanndthomas3405]

Thank you, great information.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@constantinekoumantos3059]

Thank you for the video, on behalf of all of us

[@Mrbfgray]

Last cantaloupe I ever bought were from Costco, all 6 went straight to compost pile, complete crap. I'm growing my own now but haven't had much success in the past.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Best of luck to you, hopefully this year's crop will be better. Thanks for watching.

[@Mrbfgray]

@@GrowingInTheGarden Seem to be doing OK this season but I've been focused on tree/bush/vine planting, long term production and beautification to the neglect of seasonal garden in recent yrs. Only got melons in the ground a month ago but they have a few nice size fruit and we have very long season. :D

[@sreethiyagarajah5590]

YOU EXPLAINED EVERYTHING SO AS SWEET AS A SWEETEST CANTALOUPE.

[@purijogarcia3244]

Thank you for your helpful tips. This is my first year and summer to plant cantaloupes. I learned from watching your video how to protect the plants, especially the fruit. I lost the first fruit a while back; a mouse had been eating the inside and didn't realize it until I turned the cantaloupe fruit over. Well, I did do something to get rid of the mouse. I found it dead yesterday - all ripped out from having eaten a poisoned squash that I used as a bait. I didn't know what to use or do then, so I used chlorox. That did it. Now, I have eight or more fruits waiting to grow or are already growing. I hope they do and I hope I got rid of the mouse for good. I am vigilant amd keep watching my cantaloupes. I'll go by your gardening tips. I need it especially here in the hot Nevada desert.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Rodents love melons, for sure. Best of luck with your garden and harvest.

[@nylvlog1903]

Thank you for sharing.. melon is healthy fruit.

[@niloferlakhani218]

The best informative video on growing Cantaloupes , thank you

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marounaoun9390]

I use to grow the best 👌 they smell so beautiful the taste it was amazing The hall kitchen in my house smell like haven I miss those days

[@benniewalker2362]

Great video. Straight to the point,no unnecessary talk.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@helen_124_user]

Thank you!! I have definitely been wetting the leaves in my cantaloupe bed and now think I have some mildewing. Some leaves look like they're burning and I'm just getting my first fruit! Good and bad news, I guess. Anything I can do to get rid of possible disease?

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Trim off affected leaves. This post may help: growinginthegarden.com/how-to-prevent-and-treat-powdery-mildew/

[@helen_124_user]

@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you!🍈🌱

[@helen_124_user]

@@GrowingInTheGarden so, I cut quite a few, but am unsure of two things. 1. Should I trim from directly beneath the leaf or the connection to the stem? 2. If I cut too many leaves, am I risking the fruit? Which is the priority? Thank you so much!

[@mohamedajmal8221]

Thank you for your information helped me understand it better than what I’ve been doing so far!

[@papalokey]

Excellent video, very informative. In the process of growing cantaloupe right now and your video got me super excited! Thanks so much!

[@saminemredjomoenawi8636]

DEAREST Garden Angel, how Good to see a hanging Cantaloupe in your very own garden. .. ... what Heartfilling GOOD. I think I will buy a cantaloupe to have the seeds. I will try to plant this fruit in my balcony. 😍🤣💎💎🤗 happy GREEETINGS from Suriname

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you, thank you.

[@Aaron-tw6wo]

Best presentation and most informative video out there. Thank you!

[@feltlikeitbydebs]

Just found your channel. Love it. Found what l needed to know without taking too long. I've subscribed. Great info. Debs from Down Under.

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Hi! Thanks and hello from Arizona.

[@c.emogenebarillas8213]

I threw seeds in my backyard n saw several vines sprout so I’ll try to keep them alive n growing using your tips. Thank you

[@daveemery9236]

thankyou so much for your advice on how to grow cantalope, i have just grown a few in my greenhouse in england, they are climbing up the trellis i made, going to try and pollinate the flowers too as you said,, i have bees buzzing around in there too,, hoping to have some tasty cantalope to enjoy in the end of summer!!

[@ank1978]

Wow, ..... You answer before question can pop, .... I appreciate your skill ..... thanks for sharing your wisdom so beautifully ...

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

So nice of you, thanks for watching.

[@slowjamcdub]

Best info on the web! Thank you

[@gopaljameez9665]

Thanks Nice advice sure it help all cantaloupe lovers

[@GrowingInTheGarden]

Thanks so much.

[@teresashaw7375]

Hey can you tell me what size bucket I need for my canalopes seeds I have a big bucket a white one

[@erikisaacson4196]

Thank you so much for the video. I'm going to be planting my seedling this week!

[@nancyarchibald9095]

I learned that milk (from your fridge) sprayed on these big leaves prevents the powdery mildew.

[@davidhbrown9767]

Where I live in Kentucky, the soil isn't properly fortified for good Cantaloupe. However, right over the bridge in Indiana their soil has the nutrients for the sweetest tasting fruit. Watering the leaves and fruit with Epsom salts will help with the sweetness.