The number of watermelons on one vine can vary significantly depending on the variety of watermelon, growing conditions, and care given to the plant. Typically, a healthy watermelon vine can produce anywhere from 2 to 6 watermelons. However, some vigorous varieties may yield more, while others might produce fewer. Proper pruning and management can also influence the final count.
a watermelon plant or I think its a vine
A cantaloupe is a melon that grows on the ground (not in it).
Like a vine growing on the ground ... until the watermelons begin to grow; giant green blobs.
single person small watermelons about one. but for the big ones none
One to 10.
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Same way as seedless bananas. The watermelon vine is created by finding a vine that, due to screw-ups in the DNA (usually making too many copies of the DNA when the reproductive cells are created, a condition known as "polyploidy"), and cutting that vine from the rest of the plant. That vine is then spliced to a new melon vine - which keeps the original alive and allows it to grow and split more. This "splicing" process means that every seedless watermelon plant that is created from that one original vine is actually a perfect genetic copy of all of the others. Every single yellow banana in the world is an exact duplicate of every other yellow banana in the world. The same is true for seedless watermelons.
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The song is called Stealing Watermelons . It was recorded by The Chambers Bros.
Vine is monosyllabic.
One. The many kinds of watermelons are all different varieties of the single species Citrus landaus.
Watermelons are originally from the continent of Africa. Watermelon seeds were actually found in the burial place of King Tut.