So, how do they do this? Shrink wrap? Grown in the plastic? What? Someone tell me.
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4 comments:
Don't Asians grow their produce in bags, boxes, and containers? I've seen their square watermelons (much easier to ship!) Something grown from the earth without ever touching it--interesting.
I think Katy is right. Notice the tiny holes in the plastic down at the bottom. That let's the air out as the zucchini fills up the bag.
i don't know.
My vote is for them growing it in the bag - I'm sure I heard that somewhere while I was there.
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