SEEDLESS Watermelon - You'll Never Guess How It's Grown

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If seedless watermelon has no seeds, how exactly are they grown? And what about other seedless fruit: bananas and seedless grapes - how do they grow? Prepare to have your mind blown.
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[@markojones7450]

Although I am 17, I grow my own watermelons and they do get very seedy! I don’t spit my seeds I chew em, but when I do spit my seeds I plant em! Love your channel!

[@dotb5397]

Good for you. Watermelon seeds are actually very healthy for you. It can be roasted just like pumpkin seeds.

[@healthandwellnessdailytips]

We need to all be more like you my friend

[@joshfiaccato1967]

Can you please tell me where I can find watermelon seeds at?

[@caseybrown2335]

@@joshfiaccato1967 just google it. there's heirloom seeds for sale. Google watermelon seeds then select shopping.

[@tudwortyjmcguern5689]

ought to find what those seeds contain

[@ldwithrow08]

Personally, I find seedless watermelons to be flat and tasteless. I never had a problem with seeds.

[@BossOfAllTrades]

Yea and if you want you can just spit them out into your garden, and within no time you will have a watermelon patch.

[@KevFromTally]

I prefer real 🍉. The ones grown from and filled with seeds.

[@alphaomega1351]

You are full of crap. They taste exactly the same as they should. 😶

[@sweetlikeme]

Too soft and mushy too

[@Ellenad369]

Most of the food today is not only tasteless but full of chemicals.👍

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

we grow millions of seeded watermelons in texas. who doesnt like a seed spitting contest at a picnic

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

cuttings and rootings are used for lots of things nowaday

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

cute channell.. i ll subscibe when they let me.. my wife was a phd horticulturist before she died and we had orchards and a nursery

[@TrueFoodTV]

I'm so glad you found us! Thanks for watching, subscribing and sharing your thoughts! I love to hear them.

[@cherrypitbull1004]

Keep growing them please!

[@keishaloves1762]

Mm Texas seeded watermelon is the best

[@kingmike40]

I think the seedless melons taste odd. Not as good as the seeded.

[@mohamadhafidal-ahyar2253]

kingmike40 there is seedless watermelon in my country, but the demand is low and never has increased since my childhood..

[@Bman-zn5jz]

I bet it may be that if they are pushed to grow faster by giving them more fertilizer and water so they can get to market quicker. It could impact the brix (sugar) level of the watermelon.

[@Bman-zn5jz]

Ok. So I was using rain water to put on my garden. One barrel had been used to store iodine in it at one time. Long story short, because watermelon is so sensitive, the flesh both smelled and tasted like iodine. Yuck! The tomatoes turned out fine but that barrel had to go.

[@kewintaylor7056]

Thats true!!!!😝seedless and tasteless!lol....pay higher price for conveniance and bland taste! Also seedless grape...

[@kewintaylor7056]

@@mohamadhafidal-ahyar2253 sure....if we ate the seed one.....and then try the seedless.....just like we just ate incomplete bland horrible water melon... Whos wanna ate them again? (We can just ignor the seed and ate its like seedless!lol....l kow u also do that!?lol)

[@darnabedwell2115]

As light hearted as you're trying to make it I think it all sounds quite scary. Got a seedless melon in my fridge right now. Used to have a choice in the grocery store - seedless or not. But I think that choice is disappearing along with the seeds.

[@ziggybender9125]

I know this is a very old comment but it's relevant. Seedless watermelons can grow a mature seed but usually just 1 per melon and the melon has to be left on the vine till fully ripe, on watermelon farms where the grocery store gets their supply from they harvest some watermelons a bit less ripe than others. Once I learned all the tricks of checking for a ripe watermelon I was able to choose the sweetest watermelon I've ever had and it had 1 single seed that went straight into the ground and it grew, so I bought another one and that one too had a single mature seed. From there I learned about how you must plant a seeded variety next to it and cross pollinate them for fruit to grow. Well I did that and I currently have 3 seedless watermelons growing bigger by the day along with a few sugar baby melons I use to pollinate them, the way. It's pretty exciting stuff really.

[@pluv5688]

Thank you let me choose. Shyt

[@justwondering2442]

Don't know if you're still here, but, watermelon seeds are HIGHLY health beneficial. Find a local grower that sells off his or her (shit, or THEIR) truck. You'll be happier.

[@infinitebeing5884]

Thanks for the info :-) When we mess with nature for our own petty and greedy reasons it never ends well...

[@GeoMatRay]

That "culture scene" mnemonic bit was great, will tremendously help to remember the name of the chemical!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Glad you liked our silly little gag! It's useful, though, right?! :)

[@nyakwarObat]

@@TrueFoodTV bananas actually have seeds, the black dots around the center are seeds but most people rely on the tubers that pop out of the mother plant

[@sharonhennessy8868]

Yes a chemical. Why is science messing with nature? Why are seed unnecessarily being MANIPULATED with? What is the end game being played here?

[@ronc7513]

Yep, nothing beats natural foods without any chemical or modifications..

[@MattIsntYoung]

.... All natural foods absorb literally hundreds of chemicals, even from organic soils. Like dihydrogen monoxide, also known as h2o, or water....

[@mimosveta]

um, even the air you breathe qualifies as a chemical

[@mimosveta]

@@MattIsntYoung pretty sure only americans think that calling water "dihydrogen monoxide" is funny.

[@uswwt]

@@MattIsntYoung errh, look up images of the original watermelon. That's nothing you would expect. I am pretty sure modern day watermelon (not natural) beats that any day.

[@gimnastiardarmawan6200]

2:23 15 year old boy inside of me was laughing so hard, don't know why

[@stephenh7336]

Big, fat, hard black.....seed

[@quitlife9279]

Her facial expression makes it even better.

[@oabuseer]

gimnastiar darmawan Little, white....seeds. Big, black, hard...seeds. Lmao

[@jahjoeka]

gimnastiar darmawan there's a 15 year old boy inside of you? you're sick.

[@exactly3053]

Dalmain J transgender

[@cambam5600]

So a seedless watermelon is essentially a mule

[@lohancindy5442]

Cam bam too many chromosomes. Isn't that a Down syndrome watermelon.

[@oabuseer]

Cam bam That's what I thought. Or a liger etc.

[@bananagaming4u620]

No its like lady gaga, she is neither a man or a woman...

[@yonihales9133]

no a mule is a cross between a horse and donkey a seedless watermellon is a fruit made fron 2 watermelons lol

[@jayfresh9022]

Lohan Cindy lmaooo

[@trentonrobinson8950]

boneless

[@angeldavis4803]

Trenton Robinson I love boneless pizza

[@sciencepower608]

Trenton Robinson 🅱️oneless

[@sombradude2725]

the fuck a boneless watermelon? son what school you go to

[@mengasyiqkan]

Fuck kind of watermelon?

[@lcarltbmx6743]

Boneless chicken...... Yep I went there....

[@eardrumpain7749]

Now a day I got to travel 20 miles to get seeded watermelon. The seedless watermelons taste funny and nasty and the texture is very strange.

[@wisdomandlove1661]

@Mrs. Conscious There are many vital nutrients lost in the seedless watermelon vs the seeded watermelon. Every edible seeded plant or fruit has a life giving energy and frequency missing in the seedless fruits and plants

[@hgyv-erenkucuk805]

In turkey, watermelons are seeded

[@LordRubino]

@@hgyv-erenkucuk805 same in Italy. Large, sweet, lovely watermelon with seed! I love them.

[@hgyv-erenkucuk805]

@@LordRubino natural foods are the best

[@LordRubino]

@@hgyv-erenkucuk805 agree! :)

[@JosephHourany]

there's something sad yet hilarious about the idea of millions of years of evolution and all that watermelon's invested energy JUST to spread it's seeds then humans come along make them seedless just for our convenience. how sad lol

[@OhMaryGrace]

Joseph Hourany I fucking love this comment lol

[@___Laura]

Sidney LeVine hah.... I never thought about it that way! Cool :D

[@bribart402]

that is so the seed selling companies can sell u the seeds every year at $1.50-$3 a pack because your fruit ends up with sterile seeds so u can't continue to grow your own. :(

[@dandelion1627]

Not "humans", just "Americans" lol

[@TheMimo2001]

Joseph Hourany even seeded watermelon we have now has already been selectively breeder over hundreds of years, so no matter what weve already changed everything

[@callummackay8613]

Whaaaaat, I'm from the UK and we have seeds in our Watermelons and I love munching on them :-( Plus they're really good for you!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Yes, they are! Seeded watermelon is getting harder and harder to find here in the US.

[@ayindephulgence4950]

Only Demon worshipers crunch the seeds

[@ranashertoanito3301]

Callum MacKay watermelons seeds have great health benefits so seedless are not good for health

[@tatiana486]

Send some to the u.s. i'm still looking for some

[@kit2130]

Tatiana it's easy to find watermelon with seeds! What are you talking about? All the farmers markets, Dillons, Walmart come on!

[@teddybonkers3580]

one time they grew watermelons in a field below us and everyone living up there would go down there to the field and get free watermelons. that was a good summer. it's too bad they never did it again, a Lot of work goes into watermelons, it was fascinating, unfortunately they've grown GMO corn there in the years since :(

[@_biomacromolecules7782]

as a biology student I found this video highly informative yet easy to understand :)

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thanks!

[@bellahidalgo]

Watermelons are my favorite fruit, and i've always wondered how there were seedless versions! Thank you!

[@TrueFoodTV]

My pleasure!

[@sharonhennessy8868]

Miss Bella, Now you have to ask yourself are they GOOD for you? If there is no seed is there any life with nutritional value to them?

[@bellahidalgo]

@@sharonhennessy8868 Miss Sharon, the fact that you are at the point in life where you look for meaningless comments to argue with is actually funny!! Also why are you watching videos from 5 years ago? Have you wasted that much time on KZbin that you have to watch videos that old? I don’t recall inviting the seed police to respond to my comment. At the end of the day just about everything is genetically modified, so do you really think, seeds or not, that’s going to make a difference? Yeah, don’t think so. Just thought you needed a reality check🥰

[@sharonhennessy8868]

KZbin works algorithmically, so what's 5 years to you is a recent post to me. I did not seek to argue or offend you in anyway, I just asked a question. I am sorry to hear that what you find funny is simultaneously offensive to you. Please accept my apology.

[@marietaylor5174]

I stopped eating seedless fruit after listening to Dr Bobby Price's take on the subject.

[@pdreamer79]

Normal seeded watermelons taste awesome. The seedless types make me wonder, are they trying to get us in trouble if we end up getting a famine. We won't be able to grow our own watermelon. Yup I think so

[@Jellyfish_Abb]

Aww how come you didn't go out into a field and pick up watermelons and talk to an old farmer guy

[@TrueFoodTV]

One day we'll do that for watermelon! This is part of our "Quick Bites" series. It takes a lot of time and effort to do the big farm videos. We do Quick Bites in between while we're working on the farm videos.

[@stevenjames1951]

@@TrueFoodTV GMOs are just that genetically modified don't make light of it. and it's poisoning our country. And it's poisoning our children. How can you suggest that is quite alright.

[@karenndiema1334]

I agree, it's cancerous as well @StevenJames

[@greengiant3815]

Seeded watermelons are the best ... Same with seeded grapes.. crunching down the seeds and eating them are extremely healthy for you..

[@StanTheMan709]

This was amazing! ive been a seed saver for years and know all to well how lucky you can get with the different traits and expressions you get form every single seed! always something different even if they seem generally the same. Great Video

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thanks so much! And high-five for seed saving.

[@sharonhennessy8868]

Mr Fisherman Stan, Do you believe that these seedless variations are of any nutritional value?

[@ellagott3407]

I really do appreciate these videos. I am a young teenager and there are really not many informative videos about these topics at all. This video was great! I have always wondered how seedless watermelon were grown. Keep up the great work!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you so much, Ella! Delighted to have you watching!

[@newbiz5050]

Ella Gott now ask why are they taking the seeds out? it's it really better for you? and maybe why you don't have a choice to taste both. You know how seedless taste but you will never actually know what the seeded taste like. well, maybe if you go to Germany. I mean all that trouble those pesky seeds give.

[@Nitrodan73]

Ella Gott, seedless watermelons are completely safe to eat. They don't contain any chemicals and their genetics won't interfere with your genetic makeup.

[@ohenwamukahi3272]

Avoid them though. They are not healthy in the long run. This is disturbing nature's balance.

[@lisbeth6911]

@@Nitrodan73…..and you know this how? Listen to you why?🤔🧐

[@AvailableUsernameTed]

A darkened salon in a hot country 1977 two weathered old men sit at a table under a ceiling fan. "Do you have the money and the ABBA records?" "Yes, do you have the seedless melon mutation?" "Very good Dr. Jones, I think we have a deal."

[@TrueFoodTV]

Hilarious!

[@verdatum]

"Now give me the mutation, and I'll give you the antidote." "The antidote to what?" "To the poison you just drank! Mwa ha ha ha!"

[@Amongus-zx9xw]

I am Cambodian and in Cambodia there is like NO watermelon without seeds also in Australia where I am now there are lots of seeds in watermelon

[@TwistedShrapnel]

Funny! but I prefer the videos where you are on location, the green screen feels a little too sterile. heh.

[@HYEpower]

I found a brown seed in my seedless water melon and I dried it for a day then stuck it into a wet paper towel in a plastic ziplock bag and the next day it sprouted... I planted the seed in my garden. I wonder how it was able to make a seed and what type of water melon it will make?! Has anyone ever done this?

[@andrewstacy9094]

Always enjoy your videos. It's always nice to see a channel with a criminally low subscriber count put out such solid and great quality videos. Plus it's was smart to leave in the skin blooper cause it fit just right.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you so much! Comments like these make all the hard work worth it. :)

[@oksills]

Thanks for that info. IllNEVER be buying any seedless anything! No thanks!

[@chemicalx0666]

ll most all the food we eat are GM cows pigs watermelons apples peaches chickens all of it and we are still fine hey are not bad not true all most every thing is GM

[@Projectmusick]

oksills I only eat seedless bananas

[@Projectmusick]

Apples are covered with wax. I heard they are gmo but apples have been around since the beginning its more of a biblical fruit. Its not a nightshade nightshade fruits are the killers like potatoes. I call potatoes earth apples and apples are skyapples. Its quite clear to me a apple and a potatoe are the same exact shit just one is burried and the other hangs mid sky. Both color Pears are typically a cousin of the apple

[@BeccaTheBoring]

You planning on only foraging wild food? If not, you’re going to end up eating things humans have domesticated and messed with!

[@ranashertoanito3301]

oksills like your answer great seeds have health benefits

[@marosmariene9204]

In philippines we have... SEEDFUL WATERMELONSSSSSSS AND ITS BEAUTIFULL

[@maddawg9704]

When I was little I used to eat the seeds with the watermelon and my grampa told me they would get stuck in my stomach and a watermelon vine would grow out of my butt 😂😂😂

[@shasha8546]

it means we can't grow food from seed anymore, unless we go to seed company, everytime.

[@ranashertoanito3301]

Sha Sha so true evil seed companies

[@jhaz89]

You'd only need to one time then you could get seeds naturally from then on.

[@logbase-10ofkurt92]

I love how you speak! Very clearly and calmly. More education/news videos should be like this, as I imagine many viewers are from diverse linguistic backgrounds.

[@TrueFoodTV]

I'm so glad!

[@JustMe-ur7td]

I have never seen a seedless watermelon in Germany...

[@vigilj5]

Lea Eder Really!? The majority of the watermelons here in the US are seedless.

[@vigilj5]

LagiNaLangAko23 Who wants to have to deal with all the seeds when they can just be grown seedless and eaten easily!?!?

[@VincentGonzalezVeg]

Lea Eder hope that you never will, the flesh is a light pink to a mild red along with the flavor suffering substantially to a point it's about half as sweet and sometimes unpleasantly tart or a bit sour, they also seem to be smaller side by side to their superior counterpart with seeds in them.( all last summer i ate 1 watermelon a week and my entire life I've been entheusastic about watermelon)

[@vigilj5]

Vincent Gonzalez Where have you been buying your watermelons!? There really is no noticeable difference, besides the lack of seeds of course.

[@VincentGonzalezVeg]

these are the experiences I've had from years of eating watermelons and being surprised by the seedless melons, Go buy a ripe seedless watermelon that sounds hollow with a tap and a normal one , then taste test them.

[@trini.X]

so awesome, another way they are trying to keep you from growing your own food.

[@yasminroberts9841]

water melons with seeds please

[@abshir9677]

Soon there won't be any seeds left, you'll have to depend on corporations for your food.

[@MUtley-rf8vg]

I've read that watermelon seeds are extremely healthy to eat. And the sprouts even healthier. Haven't tested this myself. We may be eschewing an entire goldmine of a nutrition here.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Yes, I know the seeds are very nutritional.

[@sharonhennessy8868]

Fruit without seed is lifeless. How can it possbly be nutritious? Why are the producing these hybrid fruit?

[@manasdas8793]

We eat seeded watermelons in Bangladesh. They're fine.

[@thefudgestix]

Love your videos! Although I do think your lighting setup here needs to be a tiny bit brighter. You're wonderful either way though :D.

[@TrueFoodTV]

You're right! We should've used the ring light. Thanks for the constructive advice! :)

[@justinn5047]

Hey did you change your name?

[@boldenmywords]

Who was demanding seedless watermelons? Nobody, that's who.

[@FidaAifiya]

your videos are amazing! by the way i prefer buying the seeded ones just because they're cheaper here.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you! Hope you come back for more!

[@sharonhennessy8868]

Q. Do you recommend eating them? Considering the process are they not lifeless?

[@pacificpermaculture]

Everyone would be amazed if they ate watermelon with seeds ,when they had volunteer watermelon vines the next year.

[@carboxysome2630]

I knew this,but what I don't know is how do they cross pollinate the plants? Do they do it by hand?

[@TrueFoodTV]

That is an excellent question. I'll look into it.

[@fun-san2520]

don't know why but I prefer watermelon with seeds (never had seedless watermelon though)... thanks for the info, by the way :)

[@Khaymen223]

I was raised on seeded watermelon. But since the advent of seedless, I've been eating those. My memory told me the seeded always tasted better, and seedless was always hit and miss. 2 days ago, we bought the first seeded watermelon ive had in years. It was filled with so many seeds it wasnt worth eating. I dont remember any watermelons having tens of thousands. There was literally a seed every 1/16 of an inch. Forget that.......im going back to my hit and miss seedless. Actually the yellows will be coming in, in a week or 2. I cant wait for seedless yellow

[@davidcaruso9123]

Awesome video! Love the bloopers, nice touch! I like opera as well actually love opera. Great info as always , in my opinion eat watermelon with seeds this is the way our creator made it. 👍🏽😉

[@TrueFoodTV]

Great to hear from you, David - always!!

[@davidcaruso9123]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? 👍🏽🌹

[@empereurjustinien2082]

The seeds are the most flavorful part of the fruit.

[@hancelmelanis]

I have one serious "is there any danger eating seedless fruits?"

[@mikesimonian484]

You become sterile.

[@inamdarsaquib9528]

@@mikesimonian484 😂

[@inamdarsaquib9528]

You become geh. That's only a minor side effect.

[@moonbeam8487]

Okay I am just wondering about Cherry's are their any seedless Cherry trees? Or is it possible to make seedless Cherry trees to and other seedless fruits trees to. Just wondering.

[@muhammadakmalrizky3921]

well explained content, peaceful comments, friendly looking host, what a great way to start my morning. well done!

[@TrueFoodTV]

You're so kind. Thank you!

[@xxxxx7004]

thanks for analysing this very well. i prefer watermelon with seeds. i missed this

[@ilsunnylo3562]

wait so we have been eating the same fruit clone all the time? when is perfect clone beef coming?

[@elijahgonzalez606]

Ilsunny Lo by cloning they mean that the plant has the same genes it's really not that complicated to clone plants all you really need to do to clone plants is to get a piece of a plant that already exist make the piece of the plant grow roots one way or another and boom a clone of the plant you got the cuttings from!

[@audreywilemon5594]

they're already doing it with chicken

[@neeneec5394]

Ilsunny Lo about 12 years ago the passed a law to clone and do not need to label it on packages if you're eating cloned or not.

[@johnnyrobinson1774]

they also added to extra legs per chicken. You know for the drum stick lovers!

[@mannymadrox9974]

That is a pretty good trick to make gmos sound natural.

[@ShoiAlexia]

I love your videos! I had an idea of how some plants are grown, but I'm finding out a whole lot of new stuff from your channel so keep up the good work! 😊😊

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you so much!

[@sharonhennessy8868]

Now you have to ask yourself is this the natural growing process? And if not why has it been changed? and What is the reason for the change in the growth process.

[@25decembar]

Monsanto is running our food supply

[@PIECX]

So we're eating disabled watermelons?

[@reilea9977]

We need grapes with seeds because the grape oil from it is neccessary. It's used in cooking and cosmetics. The bitter properties is used in medicine.

[@JasonGastrich]

Good one. Cute outtake too.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thanks!

[@scottadler]

Thank you. Well made. Now, how do I get rid of Russet mites on my tomatoes?

[@Herbert04]

Seedless watermelons are tasteless. Blah. I will take the one full of seeds. Taste much better.

[@Misswhome2010]

Went to Aldi's today and the tray containing seedless watermelon was filled to the rim. Clearly, people are not buying them.WE WANT SEEDS, ALDI!!!!

[@sabaessam8004]

you shouldn't mess with nature nature work in a perfect ways if it evolved naturally then no problem but I don't believe that we should modify it genetics

[@mdempsey7128]

Watermelon is the one fruit I really want to grow in my garden, but I've never been successful. I've tried twice now. First year I planted them and the seedlings did well until my toddler niece ripped them all out of the ground. The next year I bought seedlings from the farmer's market. They grew fine but were NOT watermelon... they were squash. At least I got something, lol!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Ha!! Oh, man, that's cruel -- to be growing squash when you're dreaming of sweet watermelon! I feel for you -- I've had plenty of home garden disasters. ;)

[@hammerheadeagleithrustakag9289]

Also know as polyploidy

[@TrueFoodTV]

Yes, indeed!

[@C3Voyage]

Very informative! Enjoyed the explanation and the quality of the video.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Thank you!

[@C3Voyage]

Sure. Hopefully they'll breed some parthenocarpic varieties as has been done with cucumbers and squash. Same family so I think it's possible and would be great for the home gardener.

[@jovan5397]

Loved the ending! XD

[@TrueFoodTV]

I couldn't resist! Made me laugh. ;)

[@cherrybenjamin8202]

Seeds are very important i believe if tomorow there is a huge flood every plant is destroyed on earth but we have seeds in stock of every plant variety.There is a chance we could get the crop back.god has a greater reason for the seeds in a water melon.which humans can not see.

[@violethunter169]

great video nicole, very informative, although in the other half of the world there are still watermelons with seeds, people actually eat roasted and shelled watermelons seeds as a snack ;)

[@TrueFoodTV]

Yes, this was a pretty "American" video, to be sure. Yay for all of you out there eating seeded watermelon -- and the delicious seeds!

[@violethunter169]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? Thanks :)

[@desertodavid]

And the other half of the world including the sane 1/2 in America that keep watermelon seeds will continue to grow them. How do you start a seedless watermelon without a seed?😬

[@Jeanology]

Yes, I just bought a bag of roasted watermelon seeds in Thailand because I was shocked to see them!

[@brianjackson3885]

Since a child i loved eating my fruits and all veggies nice to have found this channel its answered lots of questions ive had about the fruits and veggies i love eating far from vegan or vegetarian i need my proteins that just plants cant provide

[@TrueFoodTV]

So glad you've enjoyed our videos!

[@Josh-ft2vy]

Not sure I like the indoors thing about this episode, Didn't even touch a watermelon, I like the hands on approach much better. and the guy who kept chiming in seemed a bit cheesy, I hope this was just a one off.

[@TrueFoodTV]

This video is part of our "Quick Bites" series (see playlist). It takes a lot of time and effort to do the big farm videos. We do Quick Bites in between while we're working on the "How Does it Grow?" series.

[@Josh-ft2vy]

TRUE FOOD - How Does it Grow? thanks for explaining! still a big fan! looking forward to some new episodes!

[@GeoMatRay]

Still very informative and presented well enough! Can't always make everyone happy; keep up the good work! 👍

[@motachota7553]

"I like the hands on approach much better" Yeah! Hands on those "Big fat hard black seeds".

[@PrincessLaLa011]

Mota Chota omg I was dying at that part. Didn't want to seem like a perv. Glad someone else said it 😭

[@foreveronmywaytofuckyourbi5567]

We still always get normal watermelon, they are more oval and therefore easier to cut. Plus it's just better tasting when you can spit it at balloons to try to pop them

[@TrueFoodTV]

I like you're style ;)

[@douglaslaramie9245]

If BT seed corn is genetically modified (A GMO) then seedless watermelons are definitely a GMO's. You can't have it both ways. Life is not a smorgasbord, you can't pick and choose what science you're going to believe. Doug

[@lightdark00]

Huge difference. One uses techniques to invade cells with genetic data from an outside life source not related to the invaded cells and the invader genes could have never got into the host without this manipulation. The other uses a chemical trick to change the count of chromosomes, then mating with a similar or same species, meaning no foreign gene data in the outcome. GMO, foods contain foreign genes and thus proteins that would have never existed in our foodstream otherwise. And to reiterate, genetic manipulation involves the editing of genes by way of viruses containing genes that do not belong in the recipient, artificial selection involves using techniques to produce a desired effect using only the one species.

[@tamiyabennett701]

isnt that modification?

[@chevychase3103]

Chemically modified Doug!

[@shunneaturner1138]

If we "are what we eat", then we really need to be concerned about all of these foods that have been altered at a molecular and genetic level. Why would we not believe that this altered food is altering us?

[@jhaz89]

Because the body breaks down food into the same basic components and the components within the substance that's being eaten are the same. I know lots of people like to be suspicious and repeat conspiracy shit they hear from others but most people have no clue what they're talking about.

[@andrewhatton9963]

variety makes everything beautiful

[@TrueFoodTV]

Agreed!

[@newbiz5050]

Andrew Hatton Except tere us no variety. Just GMO fruit every where. That's the problem. NO CHOICE! JUST FORCE. FORCED GMO FOOD EVERY WHERE!

[@vacationboyvideos]

Andrew Hatton u are sooooo cute!

[@jamiegarrett3869]

This woman is amazing! Full of knowledge and energy and yet so beautiful.

[@ROGER2095]

Polyploidy.

[@TrueFoodTV]

exactly :)

[@mrcwoodworks4523]

And that’s why watermelon is not sweet anymore

[@daspecialist1220]

Hmm "those seeds are genetically sterile"... soooo this is genetic modification... lol

[@jackiekreuzer4008]

Do you have a video on how to plant seedless watermelons in containers..

[@zaneh6224]

Seedless Watermelons taste like cardboard, just like all GM food

[@twistedsim]

Zane H so like all the food you have ever eat...

[@Fjerid]

Zane H Agree.

[@fitrianhidayat]

Zane H where did you get those cardboards?

[@iroquoispliskin3056]

Simon Bouchard Nah. Older generations, anyone who raises and grows their own food, or folks who know where to look for it can find non gm food. It tastes amazing. It makes you feel great after eating it. Pretty amazing stuff. Odd that folks really are okay with that poisonous crap.

[@piggywiggy8387]

I agree

[@ashiquebasheer7990]

In India we are still devouring water melon with big black seeds. Any way i like your videos. You are doing a good job here. Any way I am suggesting you to make a tour of Kerala and explore spices and condiments of kerala.

[@TrueFoodTV]

It would be a dream to do a spice series in Kerala. Maybe one day!

[@Ash-fd8ww]

I'll never eat another seedless forced-mutant again.

[@boogerking7411]

I'm confused with plant cuttings.. most plants die after a year so if I make a clone of that plant, will they both die at the same time? Or will the plant have another year from the day I made the cuttings?

[@verdatum]

Excellent video. But, respectfully speaking, ugly thumbnail. Aqua colored green-screen just doesn't have the same impact as the quality of your videos consistently does. I remember when seedless watermelons first came on the market. My mind was blown. My dad knew enough to explain how it worked, but I was a few semesters short of understanding what he was talking about back then. This vid explains it much better than dad did. I'll have to link it to him; he'll be jealous. Thank you for the consistent great work!

[@TrueFoodTV]

Better thumbnail now?

[@verdatum]

Hey, wow yes! Good job! Keep up the great work guys!

[@johnjude2685]

Mrs.Jollly your videos are the best, Either you are extremely smart or have the gift of gab. Thanks again for the lessons to teach so we'll Lady. You're my favorite speaker. Thanks 😊

[@therabman_5606]

Eat the seeds of all the fruit you eat! They are harmless

[@nighttimefoxy2336]

No. I'm 17 yet i Remeber spitting seeds at friends and it was the best fun ever lol

[@TrueFoodTV]

Nice!! :)

[@actsofabundance9079]

Cloned watermelon, the seed is the soul

[@thevikingwolfpack836]

The seeds are healthy for use

[@reynandbenitez849]

I really appreciate this. I learned a lot. I klike her also she's so clear when she talks

[@BillNeumannMusic]

Note to self: Eat more melons. Sing more opera. 🍈 🎶 Carmen opera (Bizet) - “Melons! Melons! Coupons! Coupons!” 🙌 And thanks for giving us the shkinny on seedless watermelons! 😊

[@johnh8268]

Nicole does comedy. Funny. You should bring this back.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Did you see "Nicole 2" visit in the newest HDIG video?

[@johnh8268]

@@TrueFoodTV Not yet, but I'll check it out!

[@SuperManning11]

I agree with all who say that seedless is not as good as seeded when it comes to taste, or I did until this year, the summer of 2021. This summer, there must have been a breakthrough because the seedless watermelons have been amazing! I even tested one against a seeded watermelon and it was just as sweet, possibly sweeter. I hope this was not just a fluke summer.

[@TrueFoodTV]

Good to know! Keep up the testing!!

[@lovelyhandicrafts]

This show deserves millions of subscribers!

[@mike856ms]

Awesome, I asked for this and you delivered. THANK YOU. I am looking forward to the next video. I hope you continue to produce videos with on the location also.

[@TrueFoodTV]

I love delivering what you guys want! Thanks for a great suggestion.

[@dmitrij2325]

Omg. I have never seen seedless watermelon. Here in Norway we only have maybe seedless grapes? And only a few species as most of the grapes have seeds

[@TrueFoodTV]

Yes, Americans have become very anti-seed in many seeds we eat. "Convenience" generally wins.

[@VOIDRiftOfficial]

1:17 **chin chin jumps outa nowhere** did sombodi sai kromazones bawls????

[@blackwhitebd1727]

Im bangladashi bt i like to watch your all videos

[@earthling7183]

I like the guy who kept chiming in. Good comic relief to a very informative video. Thank you!