Do You Love Watermelons? If You See This Split Inside Watermelon Throw It Right Away

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How to Select a Watermelon

  1. Field Spot: Look for a watermelon with a creamy-yellow or orangish-yellow field spot where it rested on the ground while growing.
  2. Webbing: Brown web-like scars created by bees during pollination indicate a sweeter watermelon.
  3. Boy or Girl: Choose based on appearance—elongated and taller for “boy” watermelons, and round and stout for “girl” watermelons.
  4. Size: Opt for average-sized watermelons, as they are often the best.
  5. Tap It: Tap the watermelon and listen for a deep, hollow sound, indicating ripeness.

Some Facts About Watermelon You Didn’t Know:

  • Watermelon juice may relieve muscle soreness.
  • You can eat watermelon seeds and rind.
  • Watermelon has more lycopene than raw tomatoes.
  • Some watermelons are yellow.
  • It’s mostly water.

So, when selecting a watermelon, ensure you’re not bringing home a fruit laden with diseases from artificial production. If you’ve encountered a split in a watermelon, share your experience in the comments below.

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