grows in north central Kansas -planted direct sow in May ate in Aug it turns bright yellow when ripe and stem separates from melon very sweet tasty honeydew, have plenty of others on the trellis waiting to turn ripe. I must admit that I ate two slices before I even finished scooping out the seeds. mine had a green honey dew color and not white but it may have been the constant rain the last few days that caused the stem to separate early. I will be growing this one in my garden next year

I gave this a 3 because I haven’t tasted it yet. Germination was good and I am looking forward to trying when it is mature. Thanks MI Gardner!