How do pomegranates look ripe

Look at the skin color: after pomegranate matures, the skin turns green into yellow or red. Look at the shape: mature pomegranates are not so round, and there will be some irregularities and edges. This shows that the seeds inside have grown very full and mature. If the pomegranate is still round and hard to pinch, it indicates that it is not mature. Look at the crack: if the bottom has cracked, it means that the pomegranate has matured. On the contrary, it is not ripe. 1、 How do pomegranates look mature or not? 1. Look at the skin color. When pomegranates are not mature, the peel is green. After maturity, it will change from green to yellow or even red. The epidermis looks shiny, but the cortex becomes a little rough. 2. Look at the shape. There is no mature pomegranate. The shape is very regular and round. Now some people buy pomegranates and choose well-shaped and round pomegranates. In fact, such pomegranates are not mature. The mature pomegranate fruit shape is not regular and round before, but will become slightly angular. Like square or not, like round or not. The pomegranate grows like this, which means that the grains inside have grown very full and mature. So when choosing pomegranate, the shape is not very regular. 3. Look, the bottom of a ripe pomegranate usually cracks, just like a small chrysanthemum. If the bottom is not cracked but closed, the pomegranate is not mature. 2、 What nutrition does pomegranate have? Pomegranate grains are red and full, and look like gemstones. It tastes sweet and sour. It contains fruit sugars, protein, vitamin C, vitamin B, organic acids, calcium, phosphorus, potassium and other minerals. It can supplement some trace elements needed by people's body. It can also supplement energy and calories without increasing the burden on the body. （DanLiuZenMeKanShouMeiShou）