Japanese Muskmelon

A small Japanese muskmelon would cost around 42,000 Japanese Yen or INR 28,467. According to a Reuters report, along with the right mix of nutrients and treatments, farmers at Malaysian company Mono Premium Melon regularly rub the melons with a soft cloth or glove. This practice is known as Tama-fuki and is believed to enhance the flavor of the fruit. Farmers say that classical music helps stimulate growth and hence, it is played on speakers in the greenhouse.

Fruits That Are Exotic And Exorbitantly Priced

There are fruits that cost as much per pound as a Lamborgini or very old Scotch.

Miyazaki Mango. Taiyo no Tamago Mangoes are one of the best and most exorbitantly priced mangoes around the world. INR 1 Lakh for one mango.

This Laughing Buddha-shaped pear is one of the most expensive fruits that cost around 10 dollars, or about INR 700 for one small pear. This idea of cultivating Buddha statue-shaped pears was conceived by Xianzhang Hao. He created these little pears on his farm in the Hebei province of China. The process of growing these pears differ from the naturally growing pears as they are grown in molds, which carve them into a Buddha statue-shaped fruit.

INR 6,00,000 or about 8000 dollars for a bunch of Ruby Roman Grapes. These grapes are as big as a ping pong ball and every grape has the same shape size and texture. The taste of these grapes is extra sweet, which makes them the best grapes all around the world. These are grown in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, but its amazing taste has made it a popular luxury fruit and it is all worth the price.

INR 60,000 for 5 kg watermelon? The idea of cultivating these watermelons first popped up in Japan and these were grown in square wood box molds to give them this shape.

Fruits Are The Seed-bearing Structures In Flowering Plants

Fruits are the seed-bearing structures in flowering plants that are formed from the ovary after flowering. Fruits account for a substantial size of the world's agricultural output, and some like the apple have acquired large cultural and symbolic meanings.

Fruit means the fleshy seed-associated structures of plants that typically are sweet or sour, and edible in the raw state, such as apples, bananas, grapes, lemons, oranges, and strawberries. 

The botanical term 'fruit' also includes many structures that are not commonly called fruits, such as nuts, bean pods, corn kernels, tomatoes, and wheat grains.