if the pomagrant is ripe than if it falls it will open but if not than a knife will do
it is due to heavy water. less watering is solution of problem. in case of heavy rain drain on water in needed. thanks
It's just how they are. As the fruit ripens, the skin splits open, usually after rain or high humidity. They usually taste sweeter and are juicier after they split.
explosive dispersal
Pomegranates are ripe when the skin is a crimson color, the fruit should feel heavy, and the skin should be shiny - avoid fruit with cracks and splits in the skin.
Yes, when they are ripe. If it is before they are ripe, they may be yellow, green, or pink.
a mango!!
A lemon can be used before it is ripe, but it will not have as much juice and be harder to squeeze. The ripeness of a lemon can be judged by its color, and it is ripe when no green tinge remains.
If you mean "bananas" then yellow when ripe, soft when ripe, and long but slightly curved.
No, a developing follicle means the ovum (egg) is still maturing. Once "ripe" the follicle will burst during ovulation and the ovum will be released.
2;3 weeks
i have put ripe
Generally greenish or whitish.
none
Yes