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You Cut Open a Watermelon and Saw Cracks? Here’s What They Really Mean

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such as rapid changes in temperature, inconsistent watering, or incomplete pollination during the early stages of the fruit’s development. These factors can cause the flesh to separate as the watermelon grows, leaving cracks or cavities inside.

In most cases, a watermelon with hollow heart is still perfectly safe to eat as long as the fruit smells continue reading …

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