Watermelon in the Philippines: 6 Local Sellers of Yellow, Seedless and Red Watermelon, Plus a Guide to Watermelon Types

Yellow watermelon, seedless watermelon and the classic red pakwan are all sold by local sellers on FarmyHub. If you are looking for watermelons for sale in a small batch for your family, or a watermelon supplier for a store or an event, you can browse listings from sellers in Luzon and Mindanao and message them directly.

This guide covers 6 sellers and 7 listings, a short guide to the types of watermelon, and a few simple tips on how to pick a sweet one.

Watermelon Sellers at a Glance

Need a watermelon supplier or watermelon wholesale options? This table puts the 6 sellers side by side so you can compare location, what they list and the minimum order.

Prices are listing prices as of October 2026 and may change.

6 Watermelon Sellers on FarmyHub

Here are the sellers who list yellow watermelon and seedless watermelon in the Philippines, plus the familiar red watermelon. Watermelon is seasonal and some listings are a few months old, so message the seller to check what is available now.

1. Wilfredo Crisostomo - Yellow and Red Watermelon from Laguna

Wilfredo Crisostomo lists watermelons that the listings say are grown in Santa Rosa, Laguna, with both a yellow and a red option. Bulk rates are listed for larger orders, with a lower rate per kilo above 100 kg.

What they offer:

Two listings: Fresh Yellow Watermelon (Seminis) and Red Watermelon (Venus). Seminis is the seed brand the seller names for the yellow, and Venus is the variety the seller names for the red.

✅ Key highlights:

• Yellow and red watermelon from the same seller, so you can compare both

• Each watermelon is about 1.2–1.6 kg, a small size

• Bulk rates listed: ₱35 per kilo under 100 kg and ₱28 per kilo over 100 kg

• The seller asks buyers to send a text before calling

• Both listings are from November 2025, so ask what is available this season

Location: Santa Rosa, Laguna

Price: ₱65 per piece for both the yellow and the red

Minimum order: 1 piece

Best for: Buyers who want to try yellow watermelon, or who prefer small watermelons by the piece.

2. Jun Gumba - Seedless Watermelon from Quezon City

Jun Gumba lists seedless watermelon in Quezon City. The November 2025 listing shows 200 pieces and a minimum order of 3 pieces.

What they offer:

One listing: Seedless watermelon, about 5 kg each. The listing shows 200 pieces, posted in November 2025.

✅ Key highlights:

• Seedless watermelon, about 5 kg per piece (₱55 per kilo)

• Large pieces suited to sharing

• Listed in Metro Manila, so it may be easier to arrange for buyers in the capital region

Location: Quezon City

Price: ₱275 per piece

Minimum order: 3 pieces

Best for: Metro Manila buyers who want seedless watermelon for a gathering or to resell in small lots.

3. Jobell Sumaliling - Seedless Watermelon from Davao City

Jobell Sumaliling lists seedless watermelon in Davao City, sold per piece starting from a single piece.

What they offer:

One listing: Seedless watermelon, about 5 kg each, posted in February 2026.

✅ Key highlights:

• Seedless watermelon, about 5 kg per piece (₱70 per kilo)

• Can be bought one piece at a time

Location: Davao City

Price: ₱350 per piece

Minimum order: 1 piece

Best for: Davao buyers who want a single seedless watermelon without a bigger order.

4. Sarah Mae Masanguid - Watermelon by the Kilo from Davao City

Sarah Mae Masanguid lists watermelon in Davao City, sold per kilo according to the description. Message the seller to ask about the minimum order and what type is available.

What they offer:

One listing: Pakwan/Watermelon, sold per kilo according to the description. Posted in February 2026.

✅ Key highlights:

• Sold by the kilo, so you pay for the weight you take

• Listed as pakwan/watermelon, so ask the seller what kind it is

Location: Davao City

Price: ₱70 per kilo

Minimum order: Ask the seller

Best for: Buyers who prefer paying by weight instead of by the piece.

5. Amin Nah - Watermelon in Bulk from Zamboanga City

Amin Nah lists watermelon in Zamboanga City at a per-kilo rate. The listing appears to be for larger quantities, so ask the seller what one order is.

What they offer:

One listing: Watermelon, posted in May 2026.

✅ Key highlights:

• Listed per kilo

• Suited to larger orders; ask the seller what one order is and how it is packed

Location: Zamboanga City

Price: ₱60 per kilo

Minimum order: Ask the seller

Best for: Buyers in Mindanao who need larger quantities and are ready to confirm order size with the seller.

6. Annie Salazar - Watermelon by the Piece from Zamboanga City

Annie Salazar lists watermelon of about 4 kg each in Zamboanga City, sold per piece starting from a single piece.

What they offer:

One listing: Watermelon, about 4 kg each, posted in April 2026.

✅ Key highlights:

• About 4 kg per piece (₱30 per kilo)

• Can be bought one piece at a time

Location: Zamboanga City

Price: ₱120 per piece

Minimum order: 1 piece

Best for: Zamboanga buyers who want one medium-to-large watermelon at a time.

Watermelon Types in the Philippines

There are several kinds of watermelon you may come across, and which watermelon variety you find in the Philippines depends on the season and the seller. These are the main watermelon types, including red watermelon, yellow watermelon, seedless watermelon and the rarer orange watermelon.

Yellow Watermelon (Pakwan na Dilaw)

A yellow watermelon looks like a regular watermelon on the outside, but it is yellow inside. Many buyers describe it as mild and sweet. If you have only had red watermelon, a watermelon that is yellow inside is an easy way to try something different.

In Tagalog it is called pakwan na dilaw, and some sellers write pakwan yellow. If you are looking for yellow watermelon in the Philippines, Wilfredo Crisostomo lists yellow watermelon from Santa Rosa, Laguna.

Seedless Watermelon

A seedless watermelon has only small, soft white seed coats instead of hard black seeds. It is grown from special hybrid seed.

Two sellers in this guide list seedless watermelon in the Philippines: Jun Gumba in Quezon City and Jobell Sumaliling in Davao City.

Where Watermelons Are Grown in the Philippines

Most watermelon in the Philippines is harvested in the hot, dry months, roughly March to June, when supply is highest. Bulacan, Pampanga and Pangasinan grow much of the watermelon sold in Metro Manila. On a typical watermelon farm in the Philippines, farmers often plant it in lowland fields after the rice harvest.

Bani, a town in Pangasinan, promotes itself as the watermelon capital of the North and holds a yearly Pakwan Festival, usually in January or February. If you search for the pakwan capital of the Philippines, Bani in Pangasinan is one of the towns that comes up.

The 6 sellers in this guide are in two island groups:

• Luzon: Santa Rosa (Laguna) and Quezon City

• Mindanao: Davao City (two sellers) and Zamboanga City (two sellers)

Check the location on each listing and ask the seller about pickup and delivery.

How to Know if a Watermelon Is Sweet

Wondering how to know if a watermelon is sweet before you buy? These simple signs can help:

• Look for a creamy yellow spot on one side, where it lay on the ground. A white or very pale spot can mean it was picked early.

• A dull rind is usually riper than a very shiny one.

• Pick one that feels heavy for its size.

• Tap it: a deep, hollow sound is a common sign of a ripe watermelon.

• A dry, brown stem or curly tendril near the stem can mean it ripened on the vine.

These signs help, but they are not certain, so ask the seller when it was harvested.

How to Order Watermelon Online

Ordering from a watermelon supplier is simple, but a few questions will save you trouble:

• Ask if the price is per piece or per kilo. Some sellers sell per piece, others per kilo or in bulk lots.

• Check the minimum order and the size of each piece.

• For watermelon wholesale orders, ask about bulk rates. Wilfredo Crisostomo lists ₱28 per kilo for orders over 100 kg.

• Watermelons are heavy and can bruise, so ask about pickup, delivery and packing.

To see how market prices of watermelon and other fruits compare, read our monthly price report. When you are ready, message the seller on FarmyHub.

Frequently Asked Questions About Watermelon

What is a yellow watermelon?

A yellow watermelon looks like a regular watermelon outside, with a green rind, but the flesh inside is yellow. In Tagalog it is called pakwan na dilaw.

Is yellow watermelon sweeter than red watermelon?

Many buyers find it sweet and mild, but sweetness depends on the variety and how ripe it is.

What is a seedless watermelon?

A seedless watermelon has only small, soft white seed coats instead of hard black seeds. It is grown from special hybrid seed.

What kinds of watermelon are sold in the Philippines?

The most common kind is red watermelon. You can also find yellow watermelon and seedless watermelon, while orange watermelon is rare. Watermelons also come in small pieces of about 1–2 kg and large pieces of about 4–5 kg or more.

When is watermelon season in the Philippines?

Most watermelon is harvested in the hot, dry months, roughly March to June, when supply is highest.

Can I buy watermelon in bulk?

Yes, some sellers list bulk lots or bulk rates. Wilfredo Crisostomo lists a bulk rate for orders over 100 kg, and Amin Nah lists watermelon in bulk in Zamboanga City. Message the seller to confirm the order size and availability.

Saan makakabili ng pakwan na dilaw?

Makakabili ka ng pakwan na dilaw sa FarmyHub. Si Wilfredo Crisostomo sa Santa Rosa, Laguna ay may listing ng yellow watermelon. Mag-message sa seller para itanong kung may available ngayon.

Where to Find Watermelon Sellers Online

Finding a watermelon supplier is easier when you can compare listings in one place. On FarmyHub you can browse yellow, seedless and red watermelon from local sellers, check their locations and minimum orders, and message them directly. Watermelon is seasonal, so always confirm what is available now. For other fruits, see our guide to fruit suppliers in the Philippines.

Sell Your Watermelons on FarmyHub

Do you grow watermelons or run a watermelon farm? You can reach buyers across the Philippines on FarmyHub. There are two ways to start:

List your products yourself, for free. Create a free account in seconds with your Google or Facebook account, then post your listing in a few minutes. Once approved, your listing is visible to buyers, who can message or call you directly.

Become a FarmyHub supplier. Tell us about your farm or business, your products and how much you can supply. Our team will contact you to learn about your business, and when a bulk buyer is looking for what you sell, we can recommend you.

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