Growing Rockmelon, also Canteloupe

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01 Apr 20 Liz (New Zealand - temperate climate)
Hi there. Once I've harvested and eaten the delicious rockmelons, do i leave the plant there till next year? Or shall i pot it and bring it inside when it turns colder. Will it fruit again next year? Thanks so much!
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02 Apr 20 Anon (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)
You grow one crop over about 4-5 months and then dig them out. As the melons ripen the vines will die.
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20 Apr 20 (New Zealand - temperate climate)
Thank you so much! Dunno why but couldn't find info on this on google
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