Now that my garden is pretty dead looking, I figured I should blog about a gardening success, to counter my many gardening failures.
As I mentioned in a previous post, our watermelon plant produced 3 watermelons. One rotted on the vine. And one we cut one open way too early. So in order to prevent that happening again, we left the other one on the vine until the vine was literally dead. By that time we knew there was not much more growing that it could do. It was time to cut it open. So we picked it and brought it inside.
As I mentioned in a previous post, our watermelon plant produced 3 watermelons. One rotted on the vine. And one we cut one open way too early. So in order to prevent that happening again, we left the other one on the vine until the vine was literally dead. By that time we knew there was not much more growing that it could do. It was time to cut it open. So we picked it and brought it inside.
The outside looked nice.
We cut it open, and, tada!
Legitimate watermelon! Yay!It was quite tasty, though really really seedy.
One good one after 2 spoiled ones is not too bad I suppose.
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