My life has been one continuous learning experience. Back to back to back... one right after another. Maybe you can learn from my experiences and mistakes. Or not..
I'm pretty sure they are easier to ship that way, but how, well if you can train a bonsai tree, I guess you can train a watermelon. But I don't know how.
Ms Kelly has it right! They take up less space and are easier to pack n ship. They grow them in cubes. They must be easier to cut too. Blessings, SusanD
Believe me sister, you cannot train a bonsai tree! The bonsai tree trains you- more water, less water, more light, but not too direct, more meditative romance flute music please etc. etc. etc...or she'll die! (that's for ADHD, though she may not see it here at this late date) I'm catching up.
I lived in Yokosuka, Japan for 4 years. And I know how and why they do this...
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HOW!? Why? I can imagine why, but HOW?
Do tell ....
Wouldn't they look cool under a Christmas Palm Tree with bows on them at Christmas...? But really...HOW?
I've seen this before...why, easier to pack & ship. How, they grow them in square boxes, right?
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I'm pretty sure they are easier to ship that way, but how, well if you can train a bonsai tree, I guess you can train a watermelon. But I don't know how.
Ms Kelly has it right! They take up less space and are easier to pack n ship. They grow them in cubes. They must be easier to cut too. Blessings, SusanD
I have seen these before as well. It's to save space and make displaying them even easier.
Love and Hugs ~ Kat
You mean to tell me that these are for real?? I was thinking maybe this was a good alternative to the pumpkin for carving purposes. :)
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That was funny! What ADHD said.
Believe me sister, you cannot train a bonsai tree! The bonsai tree trains you- more water, less water, more light, but not too direct, more meditative romance flute music please etc. etc. etc...or she'll die! (that's for ADHD, though she may not see it here at this late date) I'm catching up.
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