"two fingers rule"will help you select the most liquid host, try this trick

One of the tricks that has attracted the attention of the ladies of this refreshing fruit in recent years is known as the"two-finger rule".

According to this simple advice, you should look at the darkest green lines in your saddle skin.

The advice is extremely simple: On a mature saddle, dark green lines must be about two broad fingers.

It's too easy to control, just put your index and medium finger on your skin.

If the dark green area between the lighter lines matches the width of your fingers, you may have found a ripe watermelon.

Although this is not a scientifically proven method of obtaining perfect fruit, many experienced vendors and buyers use it as one of the fruit quality indicators.