Is it better to buy eggplant "straight" or "curved"

Eggplant is a common vegetable in our life, and now the weather is getting hotter and hotter. Summer is the season to eat eggplant. At this time, we will find that many eggplants bought in the vegetable market have different shapes, some are long and straight, and some are curved. In fact, most people don't like this kind of curved eggplant, because it is very troublesome to cut, and not everyone likes it at all, so most people are willing to spend more money when buying it. Today, let's talk about whether to pick straight or curved when buying eggplant. Vegetable vendor: There are many "exquisite" things here.

In fact, not only do we dislike these crooked eggplants, but even the vegetable vendor himself doesn't like them. Because the crooked eggplants don't sell well, which directly affects his income, he often gives them as toppings when some old customers buy eggplants. We need to know whether the eggplant is straight or curved. First of all, we need to know why some eggplants grow curved. What causes eggplant to grow curved?

First of all, we should know that eggplant grows vertically according to gravity if it grows naturally, but if it bends, it can be related to its manufacturing process. First of all, incomplete fertilization will lead to dysplasia of eggplant, which will grow a little deformed in terms of nutritional components, and its shape will not become crooked if it is often supported. On the other hand, overnutrition will lead to eggplant itself not being consumed. Some places will bend when growing. Of course, another reason is that eggplant plants are too weak, but if the fruit is too big and the nutrition supply is not in place, long-term water shortage will lead to eggplant bending. Of course, there is also the last situation, that is, when encountering obstacles, the eggplant will grow into an arc.

But after analyzing these situations, we also know that eggplant is not bent because of any growth hormone, so these eggplants are particularly good and delicious. But if they are straight and beautiful, we have to ask a question, because they may grow naturally, or they may be due to the use of appropriate growth regulators, because these biological regulators can make plants grow well and prevent bending, so they grow into eggplant we see in the market. Although they are beautiful, they taste worse than curved eggplant.