Living in rural areas, friends of farmers tend to grow guacamole and vegetables, which are difficult to buy on the market and more comfortable to eat. Vegetables such as cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, pumpkins, silkmelon and bitter melons can be said to be the most common “six sets” in rural areas of the south. However, as far as production is concerned, these six types of fruit and vegetables can only be described as small karami. In the south, there is also a plant that is both vegetables and fruits, and which, when planted, is virtually never finished。
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In the south, the internet users claim that they grow a village-wide meal, which is a buddhist handmeasure. Today, the author comes to show you how to know and understand this magical plant。
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The buddha's handmeasure, whose shape resembles buddha's palms and five fingers, is somewhat similar to that of a famous spice-fruit in the south. It's also called guacamole, cucumber, cucumber, cucumber, cucumber, cucumber, cucumber, cucumber, and all the vegetables we have mentioned are close relatives。
Born in mexico and in the western indian ocean islands, which had been introduced into china in the early twentieth century, the buddha's handbread is now widely cultivated in the south as a warm, cold, very typical tropical plant. However, the buddha's handmeasure is less demanding to the soil and can be cultivated as long as it is climate-appropriate. The most important is its high yield and very few pests and diseases, so the cultivation of the buddha's handmeasure is always fruity and can't be eaten at all, so the private sector calls it a harvest。
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It was also a very important crop before the 1980s because of its extremely high yield, and it was said that many of its members in the south saw it with shadows and they ate it when they were young. Like pens, it's always hard to understand who eats potatoes, who are poor when they are little, who can't move and who can't eat when they grow up。
The buddha's handmeasure is a climbing plant that needs artificial growth, akin to cucumbers. The flower of buddha's handmeasure is in the late summer and early autumn, with the same female and male, and the flowers are yellow. The fruit season is autumn winter, september-november, the pear shape, light green, with ditches, in a kind of way similar to the melon inside the botanical zombies。
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The food value of buddha's handmeasure
Buddha's handmeasure is a vegetable that can be eaten. It can be cooked, stewed, confederated, pickled, tasted and sipped. What a lot of people don't know is that buddha's handmeasure is a fruit that can be eaten raw. Remember, when i was a kid, my grandmother had a falafel in her yard, and when i was thirsty, i always picked falafel to cure my thirst and taste sweet and juicy. It's kind of like cucumber, but it's better than cucumber。
In addition to the fruits it can eat, it is rich in starch, which can be cooked and eaten. The most important thing is that not only is it delicious, but its nutritional value is very high. According to modern medical studies, the buddhist melon is rich in trace elements and up to 17 amino acids, 7 of which are essential to humans。
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Second, the calcium, iron and zinc content of the buddha's handmelon is also very high, especially for children, who are very healthy fruit or vegetables. The advice of children in the family increases their mental capacity. There's also a good melon for medicine, pressure relief, urine。
The value of buddha's handmeasure
It's a unique form and a good sighting plant. The buddha's handmeasure is extremely resilient, and basically its fruit, if taken off 99 per cent, will take root, be it hydroponic or earth-planted, can be said to be a near perfect vegetable plant in the south. If you haven't eaten this fruit and vegetables, then i suggest you plant one. It's really good。
All right, that's it for today. Do you know anything about buddha? Have you heard of buddha? Have you ever had any of these fruit and vegetables? Is there any plant like this in your hometown? If you want to say anything, you can leave a message in the comment area below and share your views。
