NOVELTY - Grafting melon involves (a) using nutrient soil as a substrate for rootstock, and applying nutritional supplement to substrate, (b) soaking rootstock in nutritional supplement, and transplanting soaked rootstock to a seedling tray, (c) planting rootstock, and covering rootstock with a film, (d) carrying out grafting of rootstock, planting rootstock in substrate and (e) managing seedbed by applying e.g. selenium-enriched fertilizer, covering seedbed after applying fertilizer, and maintaining graft in a shed.    USE - The method is useful for grafting melon (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The method maintains original flavor and nutritional value of melon, reduces fertilizer dosage and pesticide residues, is cost-effective, cultivates melon in a short period of time, and produces melon with thin skin.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Grafting melon involves (a) using nutrient soil as a substrate for rootstock, where the nutritive soil (pH 6-7) comprises 30-50 pts. wt. soil, 20-30 pts. wt. livestock manure, 5-10 pts. wt. microbial fermentation agent, and 8-15 pts. wt. chitin, and applying nutritional supplement to the substrate before inserting rootstock, where the nutritional supplement comprises 1-5 pts. wt. naphthyl acetate, 1-5 pts. wt. indole-3-acetic acid, 2-8 pts. wt. 6-benzylaminopurine and 2-10 pts. wt. polyvinylidene, (b) soaking 2-3 mm rootstock in the above-mentioned nutritional supplement, and transplanting the soaked rootstock to a seedling tray, (c) planting rootstock before 3-5 days of sowing seeds, and covering the rootstock with a film after planting, (d) grafting of rootstock is carried out when sowed seeds develops leaves, planting the rootstock in substrate at 30-45 degrees C, where the substrate covers the rootstock to a distance of 0.5-1 cm, and (e) managing the seedbed by applying selenium fertilizer, nutritional supplement, compost and manure, covering the seedbed after applying fertilizer, and maintaining the graft in a shed until it grows completely.