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Israel grows palm-sized world's largest giant Ylang strawberries, each weighing a record 289 grams

Published: 2024-11-21 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/21, Chahi Ariel, a farmer in Kadima, Israel, planted a giant strawberry in his strawberry garden in 2021. It weighs 289 grams, five times the weight of ordinary strawberries. It is like several strawberries fused together to form a fan shape. It is 18 cm long and 4 cm thick.

Chahi Ariel, a farmer in Kadima, Israel, planted a giant strawberry in his strawberry orchard in 2021. It weighs 289g, which is five times as heavy as the average strawberry. It is like several strawberries fused together to form a fan shape, which is 18cm long, 4cm thick and 34cm in circumference. Previously kept in the refrigerator, now confirmed by the Guinness World record certification, is the world's heaviest strawberry. Kadima said that he was very happy to see a big strawberry in the garden, so he took a picture and passed it to his friends. A friend saw it. His grandson looked it up on the Internet and found that the strawberry broke the Guinness World record. Ariel said that the growth of strawberries is greatly affected by the temperature. The strawberries, called Ilan, can grow very large, usually heaviest in winter, reaching about 60 grams. The cold winter of 2021 slows down the ripening process of strawberries, allowing them to continue to grow. The previous record was held by 250 grams of strawberries by Japanese farmers.

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