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Noni fruit

By Always smiling

@allknowing (153529)

India

February 24, 2021 7:35pm CST

Just like aloe vera the noni fruit got its publicity and enthusiasts started marketing noni juice which is loaded with nutrients and cures. As kids mother never let us touch those fruits as she believed they were poisonous but little did she know that as years went by someone will discover its goodness. When the fruit ripens it smells bad and one cannot eat it unless it is fermented and juice is produced I have never attempted doing that. But the cuckoos love the fruit and we have a garden full of cuckoos enjoying them.

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@RasmaSandra (98026)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

25 Feb 21

Thank you for sharing that is very interesting I have never heard about this fruit, Another smelly fruit I have heard about is durian

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@allknowing (153529)

• India

25 Feb 21

Durain can be eaten for relishing it but this one has medicinal values and it actually stinks of poop (lol)

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@lady1993 (27221)

• Philippines

25 Feb 21

That fruit looks so tiny.

And so many too, it will be such a waste not to eat/juice them.

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@allknowing (153529)

• India

25 Feb 21

Those fruits have yet to grow but yes I just cannot use them. I am satisfied that cuckoos are having a great time and that is enough for me

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@allknowing (153529)

• India

25 Feb 21

@lady1993 We have many trees around and on some trees I can see fully ripe fruits. Cuckoo cry is soothing

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@lady1993 (27221)

• Philippines

25 Feb 21

@allknowing oh, just looked it up and it does grow more.

It's nice of you to let the cuckoos eat it.

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@RebeccasFarm (91297)

• United States

25 Feb 21

I have never tasted how you say this Noni fruit

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@allknowing (153529)

• India

25 Feb 21

I do not think anyone eats that fruit but fermented juice is what some consume.

@jstory07 (148749)

• Roseburg, Oregon

25 Feb 21

The juice is good and you giving the cuckoos some food to eat.

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@allknowing (153529)

• India

25 Feb 21

I am more than pleased. that the cuckoos are enjoying the fruit

@wolfgirl569 (135881)

• Marion, Ohio

25 Feb 21

If it smells bad I would not want to eat it.

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@allknowing (153529)

• India

25 Feb 21

It just cannot be eaten but it is marketed as fermented juice which I believe is palatable from reports I have heard.

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@rakski (156547)

• Philippines

25 Feb 21

oh yes, it was very popular at some point in time

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