blossom end varies naturally. It should not override stronger indicators such as overall condition, field spot, and maturity.
Myth: A Big Navel Proves Chemical Treatment
There is no reasonable basis for diagnosing agricultural chemical exposure simply by looking at the size of the blossom-end mark.
Consumers should be cautious about graphics that attach alarming explanations to ordinary variations in fruit appearance.
Myth: Round Watermelons Are Female
This widespread claim is often paired with the statement that “female” watermelons are sweeter.
Watermelon fruit does not work that way.
Round and elongated
