Tag: Watermelon

Most of the people eat fruit seeds and plant residuals do not develop appendicitis generally. Ratio of acute appendicitis caused by plants is minimal in all appendectomised patients. Nevertheless, we would like to suggest undigested fruit seeds shouldn’t be eaten and plants be chewed well. What food irritates the appendix? Foods to avoid Processed, fried, […]

They basically just move through your digestive tract without being digested, similar to what happens when you swallow a piece of gum. However, a little known fact is that when prepared correctly watermelon seeds actually have many health benefits, as they are packed with protein, vitamins, and minerals. What happens if you accidentally swallow a […]

Organic watermelon is available in both red and yellow varieties, so consumers can have plenty of options. Full-size organic watermelons take up a lot of space so offer them in bins near the front of the store during the summer. Keep them separated from conventional product and clearly label them as organic. Does watermelon have […]

Some people have argued that seeded watermelons have a better flavor than seedless varieties; this is actually a myth and not at all true. The taste, sweetness, and texture of watermelon are determined and influenced by many different factors such as the climate, type of watermelon, and when it was harvested. What is better seeded […]

Seeded watermelons are cheaper, and the seeds contain many nutrients if chewed and eaten if this is something you want to do. We all know the noticeable main difference between these two varieties is that one has seeds and the other doesn’t. Why do people like watermelon with seeds? Roasted watermelon seeds are packed with […]

Common insects which are common in watermelon are discussed. Aphids (Peach aphid, MYZUS PERSICAE Melon aphid – APHID GOSSYPII) Thrips (Western flower thrips – FRANKLINIELLA OCCIDENTALIS. Cutworms – AGROTIS SPP. Leaf miners (LIRIOMYZA SP) Whiteflies (BEMISIA TABACI) Red pumpkin beetle: RAPHIDOPALPA FOVEICOLLIS. Do watermelon have bugs? Unfortunately, bugs on watermelon plants aren’t an uncommon problem, […]

White Wonder watermelons, botanically classified as Citrullus lanatus, are a rare watermelon variety belonging to the Cucurbitaceae family. What does it mean if a watermelon is white inside? Cross-Pollination If you buy seed from an unreliable nursery, or are new to saving your own seeds, you may mistakenly grow the offspring of a red-fleshed watermelon […]

ripe watermelon. Using your knuckles, rap on the middle of the watermelon while holding it up to your ear, or flick it with your finger. A ripe watermelon will have a hollow sound when knocked. An unripe watermelon will have more of a higher-pitched sound, while an overripe one will make a “thud” or a […]

The exploding watermelon stunt or exploding watermelon challenge involves wrapping rubber bands around a watermelon until the pressure of the rubber bands causes the watermelon to explode. Who started the watermelon challenge? This Viral TikTok Mustard Watermelon challenge was created after TikTok user yayayayummy posted a video showing this new trend on his account. With […]

Watermelon is an amazing hydrating fruit as it contains 92% of water and is enriched with minerals and vitamins. Its seeds are super-rich in various nutrients. These seeds have a low-calorie count and are rich in micronutrients like zinc, magnesium, potassium, etc. Are watermelon with seeds better? Seedless watermelons are more desirable than seeded watermelons […]

The watermelon has a thick rind, as such, it can resist the force from many rubber bands. If you concentrate the force of the contracting rubber bands into the same area of the watermelon, eventually the force overcomes the resistance of the watermelon rind and the watermelon implodes… Will a watermelon explode with rubber bands? […]

Causes of Watermelon Splits The most common cause for a bursting watermelon is erratic watering. Whether it’s due to poor irrigation practices or drought followed by heavy rain, excessive accumulation of water can put the fruit under a lot of pressure. Can a watermelon randomly explode? Can a watermelon randomly explode? Yes. Watermelon splitting or […]

Though the sealed container has prevented the fruit from getting slimy or growing mold, the melon can still be bad, and could potentially make you sick. If you take a bite and the fruit is sour or fizzy, spit it out and chuck the rest. What happens if I eat a bad watermelon? Consuming spoiled […]

Germs on the peel or skin can get inside fruits and vegetables when you cut them. Washing fruits and vegetables with soap, detergent, or commercial produce wash is not recommended . Is pre-cut watermelon safe? Public health officials are urging consumers to not eat the pre-cut fresh melon products listed in the chart below because […]

coli O157:H7 and Listeria can find their way into many crops, Salmonella seems to be the bacterial pathogen of greatest concern with melons. Salmonellosis can be a severe illness and the infection leads to complications with reactive arthritis and other chronic diseases in about 15 percent of cases. Can watermelon cause bacterial infection? Experts say […]

ripe watermelon. A ripe watermelon will have a hollow sound when knocked. An unripe watermelon will have more of a higher-pitched sound, while an overripe one will make a “thud” or a lower-pitched sound. Pick up the watermelon and give it a good sniff. Why does my watermelon have a hollow inside? In reality, what’s […]

Some smell of alcohol, some smell of vinegar, some are floral, etc. Fermentation produces carbon dioxide gas, which hisses as it comes out of the rind under slight pressure. What does expired watermelon smell like? If it smells tangy or sour, it’s gone bad and should be thrown it away. Why does my watermelon smell […]

Squash bugs, anasa tristis, can infest vining plants like gourd, squash, pumpkin, cucumber, cantaloupe and watermelon. Do watermelons have bugs? Unfortunately, bugs on watermelon plants aren’t an uncommon problem, but many of them are very easy to dispatch with a little dedication and know how. How do you keep bugs away from watermelon? Fencing and […]

Watermelon rind benefits are many, and even after you have finished eating the watermelon, the rind can be composted, providing additional nutrients, moisture, and nitrogen for your compost pile. They are contributing to the final compost and subsequently the garden and plants. Can you throw watermelon rinds outside? The rind, which is the green skin […]

In reality, what’s happened to this watermelon is a natural condition called “hollow heart.” That’s right. This piece of fruit literally looked exactly like that when it was cut open. “Hollow heart” develops when there is poor pollination during the growth process that creates cracks inside of the watermelon. Why does my watermelon have holes? […]