'Very good' tomato varieties produce tens of thousands of fruit per tree
During the first 7-8 months the tree will not produce fruit, but once you reach the maturity stage, you can expect a harvest of more than 14,000 tomatoes.
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During the first 7-8 months the tree will not produce fruit, but once you reach the maturity stage, you can expect a harvest of more than 14,000 tomatoes.
Rambutan, mangosteen, durian ... are fruits listed as the world's most rare and delicious list.
The fruit is as big as a fist, the shell is purple and red, the flesh inside is purple and pink, in the middle there is a golden honey like honey, sweet food, ... The fr…
Vegetables, tubers, and fruits are the foods we use every day, but you're sure you understand them all.
Thanks to its exotic shape and aroma, finger lemon becomes the most expensive lemon in the world for at least 280 USD / kg.
For a long time, people still debate whether size is important for female individuals. Biologists are now assertive, the answer is yes, at least in the case of fruit fli…
Deep in the middle of Africa, the forest named Pollia is shiny like a Christmas tree light bulb.
Not only is it an aesthetic disadvantage, this problem also causes significant damage to the market and the food industry.
A branch of a tree suddenly turns red, characteristic of the female tree, while the rest is still a male tree, indicating that it is likely that the tree is in the proce…
Air potatoes, also known as vines, are a member of the yam family that originated in sub-Saharan Africa and Africa.
Fruit is a great source of food, delicious and full of essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, which nature bestows on us.
Bamboo has flowers and even results - but not everyone has the opportunity to admire flowers
The trial production project of Manissa and Belladonna lily varieties with KC.06.DA10 / 11-15 codes presided over by the Fruit and Vegetable Research Institute was succe…
Insects like bees or fruit flies all need sleep and cannot function normally without sleep, similar to humans.
A new Gigantomo tomato variety sold in the UK can produce fruit more than 25cm across and weigh nearly 1.5kg, enough to feed a whole family.