【魔の期間】ケロイド注意！プロは『音』で硬さを判断する【玉吊り】【千疋屋メロンF6#9】

To deliver the ultimate melon. The 9th episode of our F6 series, aiming for the world-class "Senpikiya" quality. One of the most critical tasks during this period is "Trellising" (hanging the melons). It might look like a simple task of hanging them up, but this is where their fate is decided. A tiny mistake can lead to fatal "keloid" scars, ruining all the hard work put in so far. In this video, I will reveal my criteria for judging ripeness by "Sound," a skill I've developed over many years of experience. Identifying the condition and hardness of each melon by the subtle differences in the sound they make—this is a professional technique that machines cannot replicate. 【Highlights】 Why we must be extremely careful about "Keloids" now. What exactly am I listening for in the melon's "Sound"? The uncompromising trellising techniques to maintain Senpikiya quality. 【Timestamps】 00:00 Opening: What is the "Ideal Sound"? 00:20 12 days after pollination—the best time for trellising. 01:13 Morita Farm style! How to make trellising strings. 02:07 Crucial! Pruning leaves to prevent scars. 03:05 【Must Watch】The peak danger period for "Keloids." 04:09 Demo: Judging melon hardness by tapping and listening. 05:12 Delicate skin management for Earl's-type melons. 06:08 Too hard is no good? The danger of the "snapping" sound. 06:47 The effects of Tomato-tone (hormone treatment) on Earl's melons. 08:20 The focus of growth shifts from "Vine" to "Fruit." 09:29 Ending: Let me know about your crop in the comments! 【Related Link】 Watch this video: 【千疋屋メロンF6#9】この時期のケロイド注意！プロ『音』で硬さを判断する【玉吊り】 #MelonFarming #Senpikiya #JapaneseAgriculture #Craftsmanship #Trellising #MoritaFarm #EarlsMelon