Post number #408555, ID: 592e15
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Had the first one ever today and I gotta say, normal watermelons are just inferior in comparison, imo. It's much sweeter and there's a very light honey flavor to it. Why are these not more common? I know there a mutation so can the seeds just not produce? How do you even tell a yellow one from a red one from the outside
Post number #408556, ID: 592e15
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*they're a (natural) mutation
Post number #408559, ID: aa545a
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I prefer regular ones, yellow ones are too sweet
Post number #409002, ID: 0cf5bc
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orange honeydew is the way to go, although i don't know if it's a mutated honeydew or crossed with a cantaloupe
Post number #409069, ID: 65e983
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I hate honey so that doesn't sound too appealing to me.
Post number #409136, ID: 0cf5bc
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honeydew is the green, smooth melon. doesn't taste like honey at all, its just called that cause its sweet.
Post number #409145, ID: 3c690a
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Yeah, no honeydew please. It is so sweet that it fucks up your tongue for a while. Plain water tastes horrible after eating it.
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| Had the first one ever today and I gotta say, normal watermelons are just inferior in comparison, imo.
It's much sweeter and there's a very light honey flavor to it.
Why are these not more common? I know there a mutation so can the seeds just not produce? How do you even tell a yellow one from a red one from the outside