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🤔 Did you know? The way light 🌤️ reaches fruit can change its color 🎨 and sweetness 🍬
🤝👨Lets explore it with Alberto Ramos-Luz, a Research Officer in the Horticulture Development Department at Teagasc, based in Oak Park, Carlow, Ireland.🌾
🎶 https://tinyurl.com/3rjeh7x5
🌱🧑 He explains, in young orchards (1-2 years), fruit is bathed in sunlight, resulting in vibrant colors ❤️ and higher sugar content 🍯.
🌳 But in older orchards (10-15 years) with poor light penetration, fruit may have less red coverage and lower sweetness 😕.
✨ Fruits growing in shade often miss out on that extra burst of sugar. 🌳☁️
🕵️♀️ Curious how sunlight affects your favorite fruits? 🍓 Share your thoughts! 💬
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