Are there any other types of Korean melons besides the ones we know in general?
828 2016-05-01 Lady
There's an apple melon.
The name apple melon is said to have been named because the flesh is light, sweet, watery, and tastes good like an apple.
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There is also a melon called the frog melon or the Seonghwan melon.
The main stem stretches sideways and climbs up to another object with its vine hands. There is hair on the stem. The fruit is eaten as a fruit and has a cylindrical oval shape. The inner flesh is red, and the skin has a mottled pattern like a frog's back on a blue background. It smells good and tastes sweet.
It is an ecological species developed as oriental melons in the process of spreading wild species native to India. It is grown a lot near Seonghwan-eup, Cheonan-si, Chungcheongnam-do.
[Naver Knowledge Encyclopedia] Frog melon (Dusan Encyclopedia)
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