The world's most expensive watermelon, whose price is in lakhs due to its special properties. The demand for many things increases during the summer season. These include watermelons as well. The sweet taste of watermelon attracts people of all ages in the scorching heat. The prices of watermelon fluctuate according to the demand, but their prices are so high that it can be bought. 

But not everyone can be able to eat the watermelon breed that we are going to tell you about today. This watermelon is considered to be the most expensive watermelon in the world. These watermelons of Densuk species are also called black watermelons. Found only in the northern part of Japan's Hokkaido Island, the yield of these rare watermelons is also very low. They grow only 100 pieces in a whole year. This is the reason why it is very difficult to get it in the fruit market. 

Watermelon sold for 4.5 lakhs 

These watermelons are so special that they are not sold in any shop like common watermelons, but they are auctioned every year. Along with this, big bidders bid exorbitantly for this and these watermelons are sold for thousands and lakhs of rupees. The most expensive watermelon of this breed was sold in the year 2019. Its cost was Rs 4.5 lakh. 

At the same time, the corona epidemic has had an effect on this rare one as well. Due to which its price has come down drastically in the last 2 years. However, despite this, the black watermelon is still the most expensive and rarest watermelon in the world.

these are the merits 

Some of the characteristics of this watermelon make it special. As its outer appearance is bright and black. At the same time, the inside part of it is crisp. Compared to other watermelons, this melon is sweeter in taste and less seedy. A select few who have tasted it say that it tastes similar to watermelon but is much tastier and sweeter than that. 

According to the information, not every fruit of this breed is sold as expensive, but only the fruit of the first crop is sold expensive. The fruit that comes from the next crop can be got for up to 19 thousand rupees. However, despite being low in price, its price is many times more than that of common watermelons.