What kind of watermelon is blue in Japan?

What kind of watermelon is blue in Japan?

Picture messages claim to show Moon Melon, a rare, blue and costly variety of Watermelon in Japan. They also claim the blue melon shows flavor enhancing properties after you eat it. The strange claims are however not true. The pictures are simply digital, Photoshop manipulations.

Is there such a thing as a blue moon melon?

However, there’s no such blue color moon melon changing the taste of something after you it. There’s a hybrid type of melon, Red Moon Melon – a cross breed of French melon and the Western Muskmelon. It is slightly reddish-yellow in color, not showing any taste-altering properties.

When did Blind Melon make all I can Say?

Initially conceived as a film that sought to reflect on Blind Melon’s collective journey as a band, right up into their (ill-fated) rebirth in 2008, All I Can Say took on an alternate trajectory when bassist Brad Smith suggested the narrative be told solely from the late singer’s perspective by way of his visual vault.

When did Blind Melon first air on VH1?

There’s also the popular, factually-dubious, and sensationalized-for-television Behind the Music; Blind Melon’s episode first aired on VH1 in 2001. The Details magazine feature penned by Chris Heath, included as part of the CD-ROM for Nico —the phenomenal 1997 posthumous album—is an honest, harrowing accounting of the good, bad, and brutal.

What kind of plant is Red Moon watermelon?

Red moon is a cultivar which is a cross between a Western and French muskmelon (cantaloupe). So despite its mysterious name, it just looks like your run of the mill cantaloupe, or at least to the non-botanist it does.

Is it possible to make a Blue Watermelon?

(As you pointed out in a follow-up to my answer, it’s too much of a coincidence that the watermelon matches the cabinets and everything else in the picture has sort of a bluish tint.) It might be possible to create a blue watermelon using dye, but at this point, I don’t think it’s possible to grow a blue watermelon naturally.