A pear tree near the construction site picked up a small pear full of trees. Probably perfumed pears. Heart and mind waited for a summer, and finally waited until it was almost ripe, yesterday looked at the fall of a place, felt a pity, picked a few on the tree, tasted or a little bitter, it seems that I was anxious. Wait a few more days! I just don't know if I can let others finish it in a few days. After all, it is a masterless thing. Is there any way to make the picked pear ripe naturally? I remember the wild pears I picked in the mountains when I was a child. When I bought it, my father would put a wild artemisia in the frame and smother it. After a while the wild pears will be ripe! And the taste is also particularly sweet, and there is a faint aroma of wild artemisia! I miss it a bit!
The characteristics of perfume pears are that the color changes and the taste is better, it should be stored for a long time and not perishable, and it is not afraid of cold freezing. After taking it off, it can be placed casually, less in the box bottle jar, and more on the indoor open space. After winter, or put into the box to store in the cold room, or in the courtyard, room with wheatgrass to serve. When eating, take it out and put it in cold water, soak it for 30 minutes, and a thick layer of ice shell will fade out of the fruit, and break the ice shell fruit to thaw it and eat it. By the time the snow melts in the spring, the frozen perfume pear begins to melt, its color turns brownish-black, and the fruit is completely reduced to juice, leaving only some peel and residue. It must be stored in a jar or pot. At this time, the perfume pear is the best to eat, drink a mouthful of juice, sweet and cool through the heart, can moisten the lungs, cough, clear stomach diarrhea, but also sober wine, is a treasure for relatives and friends.
Picked off a few. It's tempting to look at! It's a bit bitter after tasting it! The skin is a bit thick.
This is full of pears. Probably perfumed pears!
Dropped to the ground! There are also people who give pear trees nutrients! [Nose picking] [Nose picking] [Nose picking] [Cover your face] [Cover your face]