Out in our garden we have cucumbers, melons, tomatoes, etc. Well , we picked this fruit off the cucumber plant that resembled a melon. It looks like a honeydew melon on the inside but tastes like a cucumber. Someone suggested that it could be a hybrid/crossbreed. Any other ideas of what it could be?
Ricador Said: But i don't mean to crush any optimism out there
Its okay Ricador, you just crushed all of my hopes and dreams...
I think that if you planted the seeds from it, that it would grow back the same because it doesn't matter what the seed looks like, its whats inside that counts
Yes but they have the yellowish tint around the edges that cucumbers have. And in the area where the seeds are, there are the three slits that form a triangle, which is unique to the cucumber (I think).
But i dunno, maybe the will be
meloncumbers
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I am probably just being my usual "expect the worse so whatever happens you will not be disappointed" self.
the seeds of a cucumber are like two facing two, while the melon are the four facing four, and have the open gap in the middle. i'm not sure if it will sell, but you cant blame me for trying =)
i believe that we have 3 more growing on the cucumber plant just like this, and we are drying the seeds from the fruits that we've already picked so that we can plant them later. they will most likely be the same as these..
Meloncumber is a great name btw. i've been toying with other names:
checked out the ebay page, it looks more like a watermelon more than anything when it's whole. o, and yeah, meloncumber sounds a lot better than a honeycuke, which is also what it says on the ebay page. seriously, hand one of these to a scientist to find out whats up
PLANT THE LEFTOVER SEEDS AND PUBLICIZE THIS THING! you could become a millionare by starting a new type of fruit/vegetable/whateveritis and selling it to produce stores
Yeah carlie you could do that. But the produce would get maybe exspired by the time it reach's the buyer. If you took it to a market or something of that sort that would work.