Are seedless fruits GMOs?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2019
- Revealed: the mystery of seedless fruits. Find out how seedless grapes, oranges and cucumbers actually grow - and if they’re genetically modified organisms.
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Just as your video was concluding, it dawned on me that in the next few years or so, certain domestic farmers or backyard farmers who relies on seeds to grow their food won't be able to do these anymore without going through the big guys who will be controlling every aspect of food security in the US. So so scary!!!
This is already happening....see Monsanto...they trade mark seeds...
@@shixkenya1203 not for long
@@gaurdianrayrhama1583 Explain.
Exactly! Greed!! Greed is killing us as a society in this country. God given plentiful seeds that Americans once shared freely will soon be patented and cashed in for the rich companies such as Monsanto! I can’t wait to move. Been planning to move from this country now for months and can’t wait until I’m living in a more caring society where organic food is the norm!
It’s because we’re living in the end times! The old Heaven as well as this Earth will soon pass away! The Son of MAN will soon come from the clouds of Heaven with power and great glory to gather His people!
Watermelons with seed's taste sooooooo much better and sweeter.
Everyone's dream as kids was to have seedless watermelons, but I'd rather have them grown naturally, so I'm glad I've never seen one here in Italy.
Same here..:)
im Amaru-khan ..over here seedless causes issues to alot of us
I liked the seeds even as a kid...
It's old folk with ni teeth who hate seeds
Seedless fruits are usually less tastier. I don't like them.
Agreed with limes, seedless limes are too inferior to normal limes.
Weird.
yes watermelon with seed here tastier than seedless
Make watermelons seeded again
@WolraadWoltemade 1652 it is really sad that we cant buy and eat seeded watermelon. How I wish more store would sell seeded watermelons.
Love the the video!! You answer questions I have always wondered about!
Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thank you so much for watching!
that much of information in under 6min .. thanks a lot miss sunshine!
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In india you can easily find fruits with seeds.
Exactly. It's only in Western countries.
Your videos are always so informative. Thank you so much for making them!
Thank YOU for watching!
Thank you so much for teaching us on these subjects! So informative 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you, this really helps me a lot since I'll be taking agricultural course in college.
I love to see when you upload! Thank you for your wisdom :)
I am always waiting for new episodes. I love your channel
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Kamusta kabayan.
Whatever people say, seedless are unhealthy
Exactly, and why is there predominantly seedless fruits in the stores! The customers didn't ask for it! 🤨
Please explain how seedless is unhealthy. The only difference is they are not fertilized (or pollenated). I would think they would be exactly the same, except without seeds. Please provide research or documentation to prove your assertion.
how came seedless fruit unhealthy? were they poisonous? or were you just another hippies?
I miss seeded watermelons, they taste better. Spitting seeds at friends and family is also enjoyable.
@@brianmcdonald6519 so you want to eat fruits that are not natural?
How old are you?
“Watermelon and grapes had seeds when I was a kid”
Jasmine V she’s prolly 14 or 15 yrs old ha
That what she said
she is not nearly as old as I am. 65 and remember seedless oranges and grapes early to mid 60s.
Very interesting content as usual, Nicole. Last month I went to a seminar about GMO in Indonesia. Guess what's the biggest GMO crops we have here: corn, and rice, and shallot!
I was just thinking about you today! What a funny synchronicity. I always look forward to your informative clips. I've shared this one to spread the wisdom!
I love your videos. So educational!
I prefer to plant seeds to grow my own food without having to be a scientist or a farmer.
Exactly
Thanks for this always wondered abt it.
I learned a lot in this episode. Great work.
yay back with another video!!! :DDD
I feel like foods are created in labs now =/
I love farmers. They are the backbones of any country
Bill gates bought 90% of the farmland in America and he owns 80% of beyond meat so you see the agenda, they're trying to take nature's place.
Agreed
Great information!! love it Thanks
Been looking for videos on seeded and seedless fruit and veggies. Thanks
3:25 I planted a Cara Cara tree 16 years ago when I was a kid and I love that it's a self fertilizing/seedless orange tree! Lots of fruit every year from one tree! (Bought the seedling at a Florida gas station on the way home from Orlando :)) Citrus trees are becoming more popular in SE Georgia.
Until there's no tree, then no more fruits
@@active_ome2957 Huh? The tree is fine. There was a cold snap December 2022 where it went below freezing for a few days and the tree lost it's leaves, but it's recovering fine. There isn't going to be as much fruit this year as normal because the tree had to put it's energy into growing its leaves back.
@@i2chip I mean how will you be able to grow more trees without seeds
@@active_ome2957 Oh, two different ways that I can think of. For one they aren't completely seedless! It is possible for a Cara Cara orange to have a seed or two, especially if the tree has been cross-pollinated with another type of orange tree. You can grow Cara Cara orange seeds, but the resulting tree will not be a true Cara Cara orange tree. This is because Cara Cara oranges are a hybrid variety of orange, and seeds from hybrids do not typically produce true offspring.
Another way is cloning, which is very simple when you know what you're doing. Cloning is VERY common and the cloned plant will be genetically the same as the parent plant.
If you go to a garden store and buy any fruit tree there's a very high chance that that tree was cloned.
Love is watching such informative videos.. thanks for uploading great content..
Thx for the new upload 🥭🍉🍍🍓
Absolutely in love with your channel
What a great video keep up the good worl
How helpful you are, really it's appreciatable
Yay! Another video! Great stuff!
This is such an interesting topic! I think I commented on the cucumber video about how we have seedless in the UK but you tend to normally have seeded. We also have seedless grapes. Conversely, we have seeded watermelon and most of our citrus is seeded; a notable exception being Persian limes. Parthenocarpy and Stenospermocarpy came up in our exam paper.
Not save!! What the government has to do is closed down one location and we all be out of food etc..
I’m gonna sound super clever sharing this information oh so casual 😝. Another great vid...thanks
Ha! Do it!!!
Hi! I love all your videos, just one question, where would you recommend buying seeded grapes?
I can find them in every store around me. In NJ. Red and green.
@@krystofeliska Thank you for the response :)
agreed, seedless fruits might exist, but they do not taste the same than fruits with seeds. Seedless fruits have less taste, watery, wishy-washy
lenny108
No. It literally tastes the same.
That's placebo for you.
Lol wishy washy
Lmaoo wishy washy 😂😂
So if fruits aren’t organically grown but if they have seeds there still good for you because it’s hard to find organic fruit in a variety
I always wonder...🤔
Now i know 😊
And it makes me happy seeing trees and fruits! Love them!
Thank you for your knowledge
I hate that we can't find any grapes with seeds at Krogers!
commenting before watching the video and i want to say that we need more amazing videos, yours are one of the best in youtube, informative and direct to the point with you unique and amazing sense of humor.
Thank you so much, Fadi! Glad to have your support.
This video is very educational. Thank you.
Good morning here in the philippines..l like your informative videos about fruits and vegetables... thank you for sharing...
Good morning! Thanks for watching!
So much information in such a short video.. Like always to the point ❤️
Another great episode!
Waiting for your show just seems alright no matter how long it takes to upload one.....your presentation is just mind boggling and I m lovin it......big fan
Love your videos Nicole ❤
Ma'am can we have more of your "How do they grow?" series?? They are really amazing alike this one!!
With ♥️ from India
Yes, we're always making those. They just take a long time, so we put out smaller food fact videos in between.
I am so excited to see your new videos
Thanks. Very clear explanation.
thanks for sharing
3:05 talking about seedless grapes & the process that occurs within the fruit as the plant naturally rises from the greenhouse. Epic & informational as a type 1 diabetic. ❤
Its been a long time since you've made a vid 🤩
This channel is good when ever i watch it i feel good and video content makes me interested to watch.
Hi beauty, i am from Indonesia. I can not speak English but thank you for giving us that subtitle in your TH-cam. So i can read and understand it.
I'm so glad you gave actual informative facts about GMO's and not give false information about it. A lot of people thought that you were bashing GMO's but you're not. Your literally just talking about seedless fruits lmao. I love the video so much. It's very factual and I learned something new ☺. As always, a really great video ☇
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
natural is paramount...nothing compares
i will do the bashing.. gmo irritates my system
Thank you Nicole for the very informative video 😊
Just love how the way she speaks
Listening to her is so soothing
Back at it again with a new vid!
Hello... Good morning from Indonesia... Thank for video...
Good morning! Thanks for watching!
Anytime food or anything that is altered from how God made it, its modified grapes,watermelon etc Is GMO
I'm so glad someone else remembers what the bible said about food!
As someone who majored in biotech, I can say that in chemistry, natural vs artificial is irrelevant. For example, water. Water is two hydrogens bonded to an oxygen. It doesn't matter AT ALL whether that water came from a mountain stream, a dirty puddle, a beavers urine, or if someone deliberately bonded the atoms together themselves. As long as two hydrogens are on an oxygen, it's water. (Provided that it does not contain impurities) The same goes for vanillin, the "artificial vanilla flavor" and it also goes for dna. Chemistry doesn't care how something came to be. Just because something isn't from nature doesn't mean that it's inherently harmful, or even different.
Right
i prefer moma nature
Been a while since one of your videos went on my recommend lit
What a way to start my day. I had zero idea about seedless anything. It’s all about profit from us Americans. I sure do enjoy every video. You have so much character. Love it. Thank you. ❤️
Have a great day, Dwayne!
I love the way you talking 😍😍
They are gmo, even if it did occur naturally it would die off. Food with seeds has information passed on linking you to better health.
Heterozygous. If you eat a delicious apple, and plant the seeds- it will most likely be terrible. Same with the window Avocado. Grafting, rootstocks, scions, bud/Tgrafts, etc would be an incredible, simple topic that most people simply don't understand. When you buy a fruit tree at the nursery, it will have a scar about 12 inches from the dirt. Look into it, it's fascinating, make a video about it!!!
We've done a bit about grafting. Check out our apples episode!
We have a loquat tree in my home and the seeds look like chestnut 🌰, 4 years a go we were surprised because our fruits were seedless ! And it only happened once the next year it was back to normal! A mystery...
More episodes of fruits and vegetables... I want to know how does it grow 😊 ❤🇵🇭
My pomelo tree is only of its kind in my colony but it still possess seeds and yet yield is sufficient for us and we share some to our neighbors and sell them too
I just ate a seedless watermelon. Thx for the information
Another informative video. Wouldn't the extensive use of clones result in a greater vulnerability to disease? I understand the banana growing industry is facing such a problem at the moment.
Yes. It's a issue across all monoculture plantings.
The critic to seedless fruits is pointing that farmers become dependent of seed producer, since they don't have a seed from their own fruits to regrow 😊
And the seed producers love it
prob in usa the farmer prefer to grafthing trees to ensure the quantity, and so many industries rely on that
your seedless fruits
I just want to clear up that genetically modifying organisms is not something wrong (with regulations ofcource) this process mimics nature but just enhances and speeds up the process. Love ur videos btw!!
Can you make an episode about vanilla
Everything is genetic modification. Cross pollinating different tomato plants in your backyard garden is genetic modification.
That's genetic selection. Modifying is going against the nature of the produce.
@@KHobbies_cina Changing genome randomly by selection or changing it by direct modification. The later is just more effective way of the former. "Against the nature" is just an empty catchphrase.
Seedless are forbidden by God to be eaten. Genesis 1:26.
@@KHobbies_cina genetic selection is still modification. You're modifying the genes of what you're making.
@@arrivalml1096 I don't let some guys who wrote a book to control people 2,000 years ago tell me how to live.
Please make How does it grow on Mangoes.
PS: there are plants that produce fruits with viable seeds WITHOUT fertilization. The egg cell just replicates as if polen had been there
Occasionally, a mutant fruit tree or plant will produce seedless fruit. That plant is selected, and cloned over and over, to produce the same fruitless ..."fruit".
I missed those seeds in watermelons and I'm not old because watermelons are often drawn with seeds on. This appearance is in everyone's mind in any age.
Thank you for this information. Man is always undoing the Great Creator's natural process.
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I just love your videos. You’re just awesome in your presentation.
Thank you so much!
Worth the wait.
Thank you!
She says wourder-melon! So cute!
You are one of my best host of a programme. Love your Narration
Chico fruit how does it grow? It's my favorite fruit.
but does it hold the same nutritional value ??
I would like to know that as well
I don't think eating seedless is what God intended
Agreed. How wrong!
Nice infos...nicole
Fun fact many grocery stores still have the PLU code for seeded grapes. If you eat a fruit with seeds just spit out the seed in a bowl or napkin and toss them in the trash or save them an try growing a garden.
Despite having seedless watermelons locally, the seeded variety still seems to be popular in my place.
Which translates to melon seed gatling guns. Messy but fun. Pew pew pew.
Great information. That is not save to go that way.
What they have to do is closed the supplier and we will be out of food.
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New video I've been waiting for!!
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Why do they want to take seeds out of fruits, what if there is no more fruits left.
I just love this woman.
You mean woman?
@@miguelare3 yes, thank you.
I'm not having an issue with gmo, but i have one who have an issue with everything. Good enlightenment!!
thanks, I love you.
Very interesting.