A variety of watermelons are grown everywhere. There are around 1,200 kinds of watermelons that grow everywhere. You can also find four types of watermelons- the Icebox type, the Picnic type, the Yellow Flesh type, and the Seedless kind. Icebox types are more cheap types because they are intended to squeeze into a fridge. The Picnic types of watermelons are oval and weigh between 12 to 50 pounds.
You must have the ability to select the best watermelon. Watermelon should be slapped. It should not be pounded to pass judgment on its readiness. It is said that the size of the fruit will influence its weight. It means that more modest watermelons will not be as weighty as the big ones.
Watermelon Board examined that an average large watermelon weighs around 20 pounds. It is equivalent to around four little watermelons at five pounds each. One pound of watermelon yields around three wedges. Twenty-pound watermelon will be enough for 33 persons assuming you need to dispense, say, two wedges per individual at your next picnic. Whereas, a five-pound melon will take care of six persons with the two-wedge distribution.
