Watermelon

The force needed to smash a watermelon can vary based on factors such as the size and ripeness of the fruit. Generally, it takes about 1,000 to 1,200 pounds of force to break the rind of a typical watermelon. This force can be achieved through impact or compression, and techniques like dropping the watermelon or using a heavy object can effectively deliver this force.

The recipes for watermelon sherbet is; 4 cups diced seedless watermelon, 1 cup white sugar, 3 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 dash salt, 1 dash salt, 1 envelope unflavored gelatin, and 1 cup chilled heavy cream.

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There is no relation of eating water melon with diarrhoea. You can have it if you want to. But one thing I would suggest is one should prefer seasonal fruits & vegetables , as much as possible.

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This triploid seed is the seed that produces seedless watermelons! In other words, a seedless watermelon is a sterile hybrid which is created by crossing male pollen for a watermelon, containing 22 chromosomes per cell, with a female watermelon flower with 44 chromosomes per cell.

Watermelons themselves are just a fruit, and not offensive in themselves. Just like there are plenty of whites, Asians, and Hispanics that both love and hate watermelon, there are blacks that like watermelon, and blacks that do not. Watermelon on its own is just a common summer food.

However, during a less glorious time of US History, blacks were subjected to many very blatant stereotypes. One of these was that they would go just nuts over watermelon, fried chicken, and/or Kool-Aid. Granted, they were a common part of a many southern black families' meal time, but they were a common part of many white southern families' meal time as well. It led to many cruel jokes and advertising campaigns. The stereotype was considered okay, and some companies were very open about it. A couple of very old Bugs Bunny cartoons used watermelon as bait to catch a black Elmer Fudd in a trap. Unfortunately, these stereotypes get dug back up from time to time. When President Obama moved into the White House, there were Photoshopped images of the front lawn converted into a watermelon patch all over the internet.

In short, watermelon itself is a fruit that some people like. It is just a fruit, and in no way offensive. The inappropriate symbolism that some people assign to the fruit is a different story. It is people who find humor in making digs at other people, simply because they can, that is offensive.

It is a creeper.

Melon is 瓜 in the western alphabet written Gua, which is pronounced gwaah and said with a slightly high and unchanging tone.

Water Melon is 西瓜 xi gua , pronounced "she gwaah" both syllables with the same high and unwavering tone.

The outside of a watermelon, the rind, is hard and smooth. The inside is soft and smooth, with hard seeds in most.

1 1/4 oz Don Julio tequila

1/2 oz Smirnoff Watermelon vodka

splash grenadine

1 oz watermelon syrup

fill w/ sour or margarita mix

shake

yes it does. It is known that small amounts of salt causes watermelon AND apples, preferably granny smith apples, to be sweeter. This method is usually foreign to people from Upstate New York and girls who are named after folk rock singers from the 60s.

You can safely say a good 2 weeks and sometimes more dependant upon when it was cropped. when cut open the fruit will obviously tell you. Be extremely wary of purchasing abroad in some countries as the 'freshness' of the fruit is often compromised with gouging a small hole then filling with what can be an unsafe water and then the hole replugged, the fruit will then absorb the 'water' and appear relatively fresh but contaminated.

It depends on the variety. Some varieties take 90 days to produce fruit from seed, others take 120 days. Bloom is also influenced by the amount of water/food/sunlight the plant receives. Also, it's a curcubit, so it has male and female flowers. Male flowers tend to form first and these do not produce.

No me. It's my favorite fruit and it skyrockets my blood sugar. Of course, everything should be in moderation. Maybe I'm just eating too much of it at one time.

Broccoli roots go down at least six inches. But prepare the ground down to twelve inches. Broccoli needs good drainage and lots of fertilizer. You can use granulated fertilizer or manure.

Watermelon varies from 92% to 95% water. They are about 93% water.

Watermelon is a "true annual". True annuals will only live longer than a year if they are prevented from setting seed.
Some other examples of "true annuals" are corn, lettuce, peas, cauliflower, beans, marigolds and zinnias.
I've found lots of good vegetable, fruit and flower info on eGardenSeed.com

Sure, but I wouldn't feed it to them. Babies need alot of protein and fat to grow (just like a human baby). Grown chickens, on the other hand just LOVE watermellon. In fact, they'll eat ANYTHING. Remember, though, they don't have teeth. So, whatever they eat has to be in small enough pieces to get down their gullet.

No, watermelon (rind and fruit) isn't healthy for rabbits. It's too high in sugar (even the rind), and not high enough in healthy nutrients.

Sometimes watermelon is good, sometimes it is okay. Watermelon is a treat. Treats (like fresh fruits, carrot) should be limited to a bite every couple of days (assuming your rabbit can handle them and doesn't get diarrhea; and otherwise is eating a healthy diet). Watermelon is an especially sugary treat so it should be especially limited.

Rabbits eat a diet mostly of hay. They also eat some high quality pellets, and should have access to fresh water. Fresh greens can become a part of your rabbit's diet slowly (too much too quickly can result in digestive problems). See the related question about the rabbit diet below.

No, pumpkins are native of the Western Hemisphere.

I wonder about this. Seneca of ancient Rome wrote a satire translated as "Pumpkinification." Wouldn't he have had to know what pumpkins were long before anyone there would have known about the western hemisphere?

The answer to that is no. The word 'pumpkinification' was the invention of the translator. Some translations use the word 'gourdification'. You could call using the word 'pumpkin' in the translation as the ignorance of the translator and those who propagated the term.

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Weighing Machine is the device to meaure the weight of lemon

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