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Cauliflower looks like Buddha's head, giant leeks are taller than people, and there are only one kind of strange vegetables I've ever seen.

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, We usually grow vegetables in order to taste fresh and be happy! If you look at these cattle vegetables, I guess you don't have to buy vegetables for the rest of your life. Cauliflower looks like Buddha's head, giant leeks are taller than people, and I've only seen several strange vegetables.

We usually grow vegetables in order to taste fresh and be happy! If you look at these cattle vegetables, you probably won't have to buy vegetables for a lifetime. Cauliflower looks like Buddha's head, giant leeks are taller than people, and there are several strange vegetables. I've only seen tomatoes.

1. Tomato tree

This is also too high output, too dense, dense phobia into!

There are mature, immature, all kinds of colors.

If we can hang dozens of fruits in a plate of potted tomatoes, it's time to smile! But look at these tomatoes. They all grow into big trees. Isn't it amazing? These magical tomato trees are high-quality vegetables, which can generally bear fruit in the same year, and can yield continuous benefits for 20 years at a time. One tomato tree can produce tens of thousands of fruits a year, with a total of more than 6000 jin. What a high output!

2. Pagoda cauliflower

The same as the head of the Tathagata Buddha

Cauliflower looks like spires one after another.

This kind of special cauliflower looks very strange, like a pagoda, one by one looks like a spire ~ weak to say, I have never seen it.

Pagoda cauliflower originated in Europe, Italy, France and other places, is currently the most popular new variety of green cauliflower in European countries, pagoda cauliflower is very rich in nutrients, it is measured that the content of vitamin An is 46 times that of white cauliflower. Don't you eat 46 common white cauliflower on top of a pagoda cauliflower?

3. Giant leek

Wow, a lot of aloe vera are actually giant leeks.

A spring onion is almost as big as a child.

Leeks are native to south-central Europe. It was introduced into China in the 1930s and cultivated in Guangxi for a long time, mostly instead of garlic seedlings. This kind of giant leek is rare. The picture above shows that the leek is the size of a child at the giant vegetable exhibition held in the UK. It is amazing that you have to admire the power of the plant.

4. Snake melon

Have you ever seen a melon like a little snake? I hope you're not afraid.

It's still quite dense.

Snake gourd, also known as snake towel gourd, some vertical, some curved, some curly tail, like a long snake under the scaffolding, it can be called giant beans, its taste is very similar to the beans we usually eat, except that it contains more moisture and dietary fiber. Because the size of snake melon is much bigger than ordinary beans, one snake melon can give a family two meals. Er, I don't know if you dare to eat it.

 
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