What will they think of next....

[harley_babes_hoard]

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/10x-Rare-Baby-Ginseng-Fruit-Pear-Tree-Seeds-Garden-Home-Fruit-Tree-Plant-...

amazing!!!

[foxette-in-sox]

2, Professional o'clock law: first, wet seed with blisters with gauze wrap, placed in the appropriate place in a few days the temperature issued bud

Hmmmmm

[mbselections00]

Unbelievable eh !!  When are they going to put a stop to this carp I wonder ?

[padi*0409]

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@mbselections00 wrote:

Unbelievable eh !!  When are they going to put a stop to this carp I wonder ?

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Hopefully not until I get enough to plant an orchard full of them..................

Wonder if they do apples and peaches in the shape of little Buddhas as well....................Aummmmmm.     

Spoiler

with seams so you know where to slice them..................

[wendshees-rocks]

It got the better of me so I googled the image. Yes, they are real, BUT, they don't grow that way. 

They use a plastic mold, which gets clamped onto the fruit while it's still small enough to fit. When the fruit has filled the mold it is removed  and the fruit continues to grow in the shape of the mold.

Sadly  though, like the rainbow roses, buyers will assume they grow that way.

Apparently in China you can get heart shaped cucumbers, square watermelons and a whole assortment of different shaped foods from using molds.

[padi*0409]

Oh poo, there goes my get-rich-quick idea - unless I get thousands of the moulds......................

"grizzles..........."

[harley_babes_hoard]

yes buyers will believe they grow like that, just like the
roses and other exotic fruits and flowers listed on ebay.

[kopenhagen5]

Ooooo, foxette is back.  

[mbselections00]

Clever little vegemites aren't they, the Chinese    And clever you for googling them

And shame on me for just assuming it was a con - well it kinda is really, unless they supply a mould with the seeds.

[davewil1964]

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@kopenhagen5 wrote:

Ooooo, foxette is back.  

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Foxy's been back, intermittently, for weeks.