rebbetzin
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One of the guys at my husband's offfice gave him this huge grapefruit today.
I'll open it tomorrow, I hope it isn't all rind.
I'll open it tomorrow, I hope it isn't all rind.
Huge Grapefruit
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lesa
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I've grown watermelons that were smaller than that!! Did he grow it? Can't wait to see if it tastes good.....
momofdrew
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wow! I have never seen a grapefruit that large
Jared77
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My first thought when I saw that was "Who knew you could cross a grapefruit and a cantalope!"
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WOW!! I was looking at grapefruit yesterday at the grocery store that looked like big lemons, instead. I HOPE 
it tastes good.
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rebbetzin
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Well, as I expected, it has a large amount of rind. But, it has great texture and is juicy and sweet!
Maybe in the desert, a thick rind is a good thing!
Maybe in the desert, a thick rind is a good thing!
It's so wrinkly it reminds me of the ugli citrus!
Detlor Poultry
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I personally think it's actually a Pommelo. (Citrus grandis)
Did you know that the pith makes great bedding?
Did you know that the pith makes great bedding?
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rebbetzin
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The Pommelos I have seen here are always light green or yellow and have very tight shiny skin.Detlor Poultry said:
This fellow's tree is a Pink Grapefruit, that normally has "regular" looking fruit.
How is the "pith" made into bedding?
Detlor Poultry
Attractive To Bees
Just rip it into little pieces and put it in the nest boxes! 
