Grow watermelon in a container OK, I’m not guaranteeing it will ripen up, but thanks to a breakthrough in breeding, it may be possible to grow a watermelon in a pot on your patio.

Growing watermelon in the garden requires space, full sunlight, and water for a juicy harvest. Plant watermelon after the threat of frost is gone, and grow in warm temperatures for up to 100 days.

Fill small biodegradable pots with moist seed-starting mixture. Plant 2 to 3 watermelon seeds in each pot at least 1/2 deep in the soil.

This WikiHow guide provides takes you through each step of planting watermelons in an outdoor garden, while this tutorial from SF Gate shows how you can grow them indoors, in a container!

Planting small crops in pots and containers makes gardening easier for people who lack yard space, have mobility issues or are new to farming.

Full watermelon growing stages were demonstrated in this time lapse of growing sugar baby watermelon from seed to harvested ...

Curious about how to start your own watermelon patch? Here's everything you need to know about growing watermelon from seeds to enjoy a bountiful harvest this summer.

If you're low on garden space, you can absolutely grow watermelons in container. The Sugar Baby variety works best for this method since it's a smaller watermelon and can accommodate the smaller ...