INDIAN CREAM COBRA

INDIAN CREAM COBRA

(Cucumis melo) Rare & unusual heirloom melon. Attractive, elongated melon with thin yellowish skin which splits & peels back when ripe - resembling a cobra's hood. Flesh is dry with both an unusual flavour & distinctive smell. Not as sweet as other varieties, but still pleasant especially when drizzled with honey or served with ice-cream. 50 seeds

(Rockmelon00907)

SKU	Rockmelon00907
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg

Successful germination

By: Suella on 27 December 2017
For a rare plant, my success is such a pleasure.

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