Did you know that most plants ( veggies and fruits ) are mostly female?

Crazy right?

Let me explain.

On some plants, like a watermelon, there are two flowers. One is the male, which has pollen. Then the other is the female flower which bears the fruit. In the beginning, you can tell the flower is female if there is a fruit growing behind the flower. It is unfertilized, resulting in the bees help.

Once the flower gets knocked up ( by the bees ), the fruit stays as the flower withers, then dies. Then soon enough; BAM. It’s a fruit.

So, just think, when you are eating watermelon, cucumbers, pumpkins - whatever.

You are eating a female plant.

Now, what about peppers?

Bell peppers, well. You would think they are all female with this kind of logic.

WRONG.

If a bell pepper has three bumps, it’s a male. ( don’t know when or HOW it changed, but I ain’t gonna judge. It’s 2023 ) 4 if it’s female. Now, that just boggles my brain. When, how?

And how about the tomatoes- don’t start me there. Some flowers have both parts in, so would that result in a female?

With this logic, maybe?

This is some 3 am shower thoughts coming your way, readers.

Well, now rolling back. The seeds.

Seeds provide all genetic information and code for the plant. Could the seeds be male and female?

Maybe, i don’t know.

But with this logic.

Yes, yes they could.

NOW, rolling back even FURTHER.

Why are we eating more female plants than males?

Why are we consuming females MORE when males provide the same nutritional value ( maybe? Possibly? Like bell peppers?)

There has to be a movement of some sort to protect these female plants, because feminism RULES ALL

so, next part of my thing is a general question:



Plants.



Plants take in CO2, and make oxygen. That’s a fact



They also, need water.



So, if we were going to live on Mars, right?



Why don’t we bring a bunch of water, some soil, and plants. Plant the plants all around, and let them have a feast with the CO2.



Problem solved, right?



As a totally smart person that totally has a degree in plants and space stuff I say yes.



Yes it is solved.