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A good watermelon will have a good medium green color with a nice yellow patch on the bottom (that means it actually got ripe). You should put it to your ear and hear a nice hollow wound when you tap on it. Try a few out to make sure you hear the right sound. A deep hollow. Then go home and enjoy! I never fail to pick AMAZING watermelon this way.
Done…I love that!
I fully endorse Charlotte’s recommendation for finding a watermelon. I was told that those yellow, scratchy-looking patches were bee stings, and it was a good sign that the watermelon is nice and sweet. The deeper the sound, too, the more juice. The wonder of physics.
I do all that (stated by Charlotte,) and also make sure it’s very heavy for it’s size. Heavy means lots of juice!
Ditto Charlotte. A big yellow spot is a good sign. Flick it and if it sounds hollow, it’ll taste amazing! My husband is always amazed at my watermelon-picking skills.