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Watermelon

Watermelon is a large vine fruit. The outside is a green hard shell, and the inside is a watery and porous fruit. Watermelon can be quite sweet. The flesh is usually red, although there are some golden varieties.

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Can watermelon go bad?

I learned from a Central American woman who was slapping the watermelons one by one. I asked her "What sound are you looking for"? and she shown me how to choose them.

The higher the pitch/tone, the better. She told me to avoid the lower pitch/tones, like the ones you hear when something is hollow.

I haven't taken the time to relate it to any characteristic of the inside, but I have been doing so for the last 20 watermelons, and I haven't gotten one tasteless, bad or wrong again.

Someone else wrote here: always buy watermelon that is a deep dark green, the better the green on the outside the brighter red on the inside. Yellow or light green or a soft rind is never a good sign. Once you cut into the watermelon you will easily tell if its bad or not. First the smell will be sweet but slightly sickly sweet. The taste will be ok at first but quickly turn on you, often an sharp or tingly sensation on your tongue is a sure sign its bad, and lastly the juice. Juice will not be the usual dark pink or even red and will be light possibly with abrownish pink color and will have dark red pulp. A ripe melon should never have pulp or atleast ever have pulp darker than the juice.

How do you plant a watermelon tree?

how to plant a watermelon tree is first,you buy a watermelon,then you open the watermelon,then there are many seeds inside, take out one of the seed and put it in the soil,water it,and the next day,it grew!

What temperature preserves watermelon?

The answer to this question depends upon which fruit you are talking about and whether you are the harvester, shipper, grocery store or consumer. Let's guess you are the consumer. . . .

  • Buy only enough fruit to last for a few days
  • All cut fruit should be kept refrigerated since they would be considered potentially hazardous.
  • Whole fruits like apples, pears and oranges can generally be stored unrefrigerated for a couple days, but refrigerate them if you want them to last longer. I like pears softer, so I let them ripen a couple days at room temperature, then refrigerate.
  • Bananas are generally not refrigerated. If my bunch ripens too fast, I peel and freeze them for smoothies.
  • Softer and smaller fruits, like strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and grapes are usually kept refrigerated. Even refrigerated, they can mold in a couple days - but sometimes that is because they are old by the time they get to your store.
  • Stone fruits, like peaches, plums and nectarines, will not ripen under refrigeration. I allow mine to ripen at room temperature, then refrigerate to keep them for a few more days.

Does watermelon induce labor?

I tried it and it worked for me. I had my some less than 24 hours later. I ate A LOT!

When is watermelon grown?

Planted in the spring and grown through the early summer

How many people does an average watermelon feed?

The average 20 lb. watermelon yields about 53, 6-ounce wedges, each 3/4" thick.

Assuming your slicing will not be consistent and your audience will average three slices, I'd say 8-9.

How much can a watermelon cost in Japan?

it should cost about |$7.947583663476 which is not to expensive. However if you want to send a seed watermelon then it shall cost $17 per seed.

Okra and watermelon are native to which other continent?

Okra came from Africa but I don't know about watermelon.

What are the little white seeds in a watermelon?

The scientific name of the watermelon is Citrullus lanatus. The seed of the plant does not have a different scientific name than the plant itself.

Does watermelon cause red bowel movement?

Yes. If you eat enough watermelon your feces can turn red, just like with eating beets. Also, if you eat it fast, your body may not digest all of the pulp and you might see some in your stool. As early as 1911 there were doctor studies published showing that even doctors thought it looked like blood until checked under a microscope. If you are worried that what you are seeing is blood stop eating the watermelon for a few days. If you still see red, then you should contact your doctor. And do not listen to people who say that watermelon is pure water, that is not true at all. It can affect the color of your stool.

How a watermelon is different from a grape?

Watermelons are not a tree, they are a small bush and grow on the ground. Grape vines aren't a tree either. They are different plants from different families, so it's like asking what's the difference between humans and snakes?

What are the ingredients in watermelon juice?

Watermelon contains water (of course!) Vitamins A, B6, and C as well as potassium and lycopene!

Are watermelon seeds of any nutritional value?

No because your stomach cannot digest them.They will pass through your system undigested. The same things goes for corn. All just a source of bulky fiber.

When is the best time to buy watermelon in new England supermarkets?

There is no specific month to buy a watermelon. But, the summer season is the peak time when people love to eat watermelon. It is whole fruit, and we need to cut them into slices for eating the same. It is eaten in summer because it keeps you hydrated. There are so many varieties of watermelon in the world. You can buy online from "Kesar Grocery." Kesar Grocery serves Indian groceries in the USA for the past five years. Go and grab your favorite from Kesar Grocery today, and thank me later.!

Do a watermelon weigh 20 kg?

No, the average weight of a grocery store watermelon is between 10 and 30 lbs. One ton is equal to 2,000 lbs.

What is shape of watermelon?

Watermelon tourmaline is a variety of tourmaline that is green on the outside, and red on the inside (or vice versa).

A crystal is often cut in thin slices to show the colors to best advantage.

How do you grow a juicy watermelon?

step 1 : Find a place were it gets full sun, and it doesn't get chilly winds specially during spring and fall

step 2 : Dig a hole in the ground.It has to be about the same size as the watermelons that you normally buy at the store. The acid has to be maximum 5.5.

step 3: When is 65 degrees you can plant a watermelon plant or a seed.I recomend you to use compost.

step 4: Every watermelon seed you plant they have to be at least 2 feet away from each other.

step 5:Cover your plants with floating row covers to keep the warm air in.To your plants give them an inch of water per week.

step 6: Remove all the cover so that the bees can pollinate the flowers and use compost tea every 3 weeks.

step 7: Note when the plants are in full bloom. water melons have to be ready after 35 days.

What is the heaviest watermelon ever?

There are hundreds of varieties of watermelon. As a result the seeds packet is the best indicator of future growth.

How does a watermelon work?

Watermelon works the way fruit works in general; it has edible parts that attract animals to eat it, and then those animals will either throw away or eliminate the seeds which are thereby distributed across a wide area, allowing the watermelon plant to grow in new locations.