Everything can talk episode 05: Why is watermelon sweet in the middle?

Why do we have to remove old leaves? Finally, I'm fully grown, and it feels good. What are you doing? I just grew up. I'm removing the old leaves. You see, his photosynthesis ability is very low. He consumes more nutrients than he produces. Don't you know you need to respect the elderly? Do you have any morals? Of course I do. When he robs you of your nutrients, don't come crying to me. Hmph. No morals. Thank you, young man. Hey, uncle, leave some nutrients for me. Young man, you have to respect your elders. You didn't forget, right? Uncle, I'm really hungry. Hey, I'm not lying to you, am I? Removing old leaves promptly reduces nutrient consumption and helps strawberries grow better. Taking care of grapes after birth. Not bad. The grape harvest this year is bountiful. Scumbag! After harvesting, he just walks away. Little grape, don't misunderstand. I'm not leaving. I'm going to find a babysitter for you so that next season, you will be bountiful again. Okay, goodbye. Scum! Hey, little sister, after giving birth, don't get angry or you'll get sick. Look at what this bastard has done to me. Now I'm worthless and no one cares about me anymore. Oh my, look. Pests have started to breed on you. On the small branches and the old leaves. Look at these leaves. There are insect eggs about to hatch. I have to help you deal with it. Can you do it? I see the doubt in your eyes. But please believe in my professionalism. Pruning branches. I prune branches. Cutting old leaves. I cut old leaves. Cutting off excess fruit. Cut it off. Cut it off. Whatever is needless, cut it off. Cut, cut, cut it off. Your technique is very professional. I feel very relieved. It's too hot. Please help me take off this blanket. Little sister, I will not only take off the blanket for you, but also clean up the weeds. At the same time, keep the soil moisture at about 65%. Would you say I'm professional? Your service is excellent. It deserves five stars. I'll come to you next year. Hello, little grape. You look better than last year. There are even more fruits. Scumbag, remember to invite last year's babysitter after picking this year. Next year will be another bumper crop. Why should apples wear bags? What are you doing? Take it off for me. No, I can't take it off. You look good wearing this. What's going on outside? You don't know anything when you're wrapped in this bag, do you? I'm not going to tell you. What's outside? Why is it so noisy? Oh no, oh no. Germs and insects are invading. I'm infected with pesticides. It's really polluting me. Why are you so beautiful? Thanks to the bag you gave me. It has significantly improved my quality. It's a blessing when you wear that bag. Are you done eating yet? I need nutrients. All right. Why are you absorbing all the nutrients? There are too many leaves. It's hard for me to breathe. I'm absorbing nutrients and photosynthesizing to provide nutrients for you. In about 20 days, I'll be harvested. I'm still too small. What should I do? Finally, I can breathe easier. What is the owner doing? I need to photosynthesize too. The photosynthetic efficiency of old and yellow leaves is very low. So do you, I keep. Why is this a dead end? Rose, come down. There are so many nutrients. I want to eat them all. Now I'm big and strong. Why do bayberries have maggots? Wow, this laurel smells so good. Hi, Makabaka. Oh, there are maggots in this bayberry. We don't have an outer skin. The flesh of the fruit is exposed. So it's inevitable that flies will lay eggs. Don't be shocked. It's normal. That's disgusting. Eating it will cause poisoning. Drosophila larvae grow up eating laurel. They are not poisonous and are actually very clean. Then let me use pesticide for you. Using pesticides will leave me with pesticide residue. You will get poisoned if you eat it. I just want to eat the fruit, not the maggots. Soak in salt water for 15 minutes before eating. They will come out. Why didn't you tell me earlier? Benefits of planting trees upside down You're blocking the light. Be self-aware and move. Go somewhere else. Oh, man. Who wants to be next to you? Stop arguing. I'll switch places for you two. You should have left a long time ago. Step 1. Wrap the roots with gauze. Step 2. Put it in a plastic can which cut off the bottom. Step 3. Add soil. Step 4. Fix the direction of the top upwards. Step 5. Water it. Why are you back? Didn't I already give you my spot? The owner hung me upside down. Isn't this good? Serves you right. Two thousand years later. Huh? How is that possible? Why do you look better than me? And you're even fruiting a lot. Upside down makes my root system develops more absorbs nutrients and water better. The result will naturally be better than yours. And it also saves space and easier to manage planting upside down. It's amazing. Why is watermelon sweet in the middle? Is this watermelon ripe? Still don't believe me? Try it yourself. It looks mouth-watering. You said you're ripe. Why aren't you sweet at all? You try the middle part. I don't believe you. Hey, wait. Watermelons ripen from the inside out. The middle part must be sweet. If you don't believe me, try it again. The middle is too sweet. What's wrong? The sugar transport channels in the fruit are mostly distributed in the core. Therefore, the middle part has the highest sugar content and sweetness taste. Then I'll just eat the middle part as you said. Any garlic goes into the pot. Hey, stick your head out and see if it's safe outside. Uh-huh. Don't hit me. I'll go out and see. Oh, it's safe outside. You can come out too. This is young garlic shoot, the seedlings of garlic. Let's bring it home and stir-fry it. Oh, luckily I let the little guy go out first to explore. Otherwise, I would have been stir-fried. It must be safe now. This is garlic flower, which grow from the garlic plant. Let's bring it home and stir-fry it with meat. After all the hardships, they finally grew into garlic bulbs. They smell so good. Let's take them home and eat them. Who is the perpetrator? Oh, no. Just one night, and there are snail eggs all over the rice plant. Hey, snails, who is the culprit? It's him. Look at how fat he is. I'm so thin. How can I lay so many eggs? I can tell at a glance. I've only been staying up late recently. That's why I've gained a little weight. It's not me. Although we both have snail shells, my shell has parallel stripes on my body, and yours are vertical. You are the invasive species. That's not fair. I'm similar to him. Why are you arresting me? We, the native snails who are good, we are born and raised here. Not only do we not eat rice, also clean the water. Apple snails, you are an invasive species. You carry parasites. Not only are you inedible, you also destroy the ecosystem. If I don't arrest you, who should I arrest? Don't worry. You are not useless. My ducks love to eat you. Let's go. Kill weeds without using herbicides. Brother, you are too tall. Give me some nutrients. No, my young fruits are still waiting for nutrients. I was polite, and you didn't give me any. Weed brothers, let's rise up. Why are there so many weeds suddenly? Unless you use herbicides, there's nothing you can do with us. But then your fruit will have pesticide residue. This is a weed control cloth left by my great-grandfather. It can kill weeds without using any pesticides. Brother, what should I do? The sky is dark, and I can't see the sun. I didn't expect him to have this treasure. What else can I do? Let's just reincarnate. No need to use pesticides, non-toxic. This weed control cloth is really environmentally friendly and useful. How is sugarcane grown? Hey man, why are you here? They said I have too many eyes and threw me in here. We won't be buried alive, will we? We're just sugar canes, we won't be buried alive. Hey bro, are they burying us alive? They're only covering us halfway, don't worry too much. They're still giving us water, relax, there's no way we can be buried alive. It's over, we're really buried alive. What are you guys making all that noise for? This is how you make sugar canes sprout. Who buried you alive? This is clearly me planting sugar canes. Let's see how tall you can grow. How good is banana peel fertilizer? Hey flower, it's been over half a year and you haven't bloomed yet. If you don't bloom soon, I'm going to dig you up. It's so unfair, look at me. I'm struggling, the soil is infertile and lacks nutrients. If you had told me earlier, I would have given you a banana peel to improve the soil quality. That won't work. Banana peels are hard to decompose and can attract insects. I'll get sick and die before I can eat this. Well, what about composting the banana peels first? You can chop them up, put them in water, ferment them until the water changes color, and then dilute it with water at a ratio of 1-10. What is that smell? That's the happy water of course, my homemade fertilizer. Let's see if you can bloom now. Using banana peels as fertilizer works wonders.