I just quickly checked their homepage and they sell 2x220g packs for 7480~7980Yen, so around 4000Yen per pack. It's not the single strawberry in a pack they sell for 4000Yen.
TheFlower that’s great but doesn’t change the amount of fossil fuels that went into the packaging... which is still a complete waste. And I thought it was common knowledge recycling plastic isn’t really a thing, usually the best way to ensure waste plastic is doing something useful is by reusing it yourself.
+TheDreadNought Agreed! I would just buy one scratched to get a taste and one day tell my grandchildren that I have eaten a ripe strawberry that is completely white ^~^
They don't even give it to animals. The Japanese are such protectionists that a watermelon can cost $80. Every fruit is super expensive, yet to westerners they look perfect.
I'm sure a lot of people would be willing to buy the "imperfect" ones too :) If I were the farmer, I would make kompot and jam out of them and sell it.
IDIOTWANTSAITUNESGIFTCARD TROLOLOLOLOL hey buddy "too much mistake"? For fucks sake, at least make your sentences readable if you're going to correct people
Hey anyone else remember when five minute crafts put strawberries in bleach, and never specified to their young audience whether or not you’re supposed to eat them?
Whenever I watch a Japanese farmer, or a chef, or a shokunin creating kimono, or someone tending to a garden, it always seems like there is this all-encompassing focus on the trade and the work at hand. Whether it be a sushi chef or a janitor, every Japanese person whose work I've encountered seems to channel all their concentration and love toward making that work, that one job perfect, no matter how inconsequential others may say it is, or how it affects the time they have to do other things. Can any Japanese citizens in the comments tell me if this is in the national character? I've heard about the single mindedness and perfectionism that's lauded in Japan, but I'd like to hear the truth of it from the horse's mouth :D
Srionti Maitra All I can say is that I've noticed it too. The Japanese way seems to be to put all your focus and effort into your craft. To do the task until it is complete in every sense. I envy this and strive to be this way.
Hello, this is a random Japanese girl here. I know nothing about national character, but we've been taught like concentration is really really important. And that goes in general, not only our work. Like when someone is talking to me, when I eat my breakfast, drink a cup of tea, doing absolutely nothing but breathing. (Sometimes people call it meditation, but in my case, is just me concentrating to be as lazy as possible. I need it sometimes!) Please don't judge me if I won't talk much at dinner table, there's some intense multi-concentration going on and I could hardly handle it! XD
That's a wonderful way of putting it, thank you :) When I'm not talking at the dinner table, it's usually because I'm 'concentrating' on shoveling food down my throat :P But that makes a lot of sense, that concentration on your current work is stressed over the perceived importance of that work - so eating breakfast, and cleaning the house, and breathing, as you said, don't lose or take precedence compared to other things. It's a very intense way to live life to an outsider, I suppose, but deeply admirable. ^_^
All strawberries are extremely delicious, that slightly mysterious feeling you feel after eating one is that of being ripped off knowing you paid to much for an albino strawberry.
Chuck Keough the "unique fruit" business is pretty big here in Japan. The awesome varieties of things they sell at the fruit stores are definitely something to appreciate, but the prices make you wonder just how far people go to have something special that doesn't really taste different.
"The flavor is something deep, something that doesn't have a huge impact" That should send alarm bells off. Not only are you paying to much and not quite as flavorful as a normal strawberry.
Depends on where you live. The majority of strawberries that I come across in Phoenix Arizona are tart and bland. Same with the majority of tomatoes, at least the ones found in grocery stores, not at farmer's markets.
I used to think it was a rip-off, but seeing the effort he alone goes through to grow and sell them makes me think that maybe the price is not so bad if you consider that you're supporting the man and all of his hard work.
Ashraful Gani Did you not watch the video? If he had a whole farm of white strawberries that needs constant attention and care. Do you really think you can do it by just planting it in soil without knowing the correct amount of sunlight they need or the temperature of the water?
@@antronantron6563 I would assume thought that land is regulated in Japan and that there isn't just anywhere you can cultivate stuff as you wish either
That's how it is for most fruits in Japan. They either cull the plant to make only one delicious fruit or get rid of the ones with imperfection. Fruits in Japan are like high quality chocolates, they are expensive and rare.
I bought 6 strawberry plants that are supposed to be white but not yet in bloom not sure if they are the same but hey why not give growing them a chance.
we bought sprouts of these in russia, though they grow really goddamn small because of the soil, they are not - em- fllavourbursting? red strawberries have in most cases stronger smell and taste than white ones
I've tried it and I don't know if I had a bad one but it actually tasted like nothing. A normal red strawberry would've had a stronger strawberry taste and smell. I heard people usually buy these as special gifts rather than buy it for oneself to eat it at home.
They aren’t very expensive any more. We bought some at Publix yesterday. It was around four times the price as regular strawberries. They taste different for sure, but they’re just a novelty.
Anime-Mia 12 I read this in the comment section of rockpapershotgun: I’ve heard conflicting reports on whether the best way to die is peacefully in your bed, doing something you enjoy or with your boots on, so to speak. And you never know when you gonna go, so I spend most of my time in my bed, reading comics with my boots on.
Different kind of white strawberry. This guy spent a reported 20 years genetically selecting for this variety with natural breeding processes. That’s why he’s the only person with this variety
I grow white strawberries in my garden. They taste great. The benefit is that birds leave them alone. I gave my parents white strawberry plants one year. A few years later I was visiting at the time they should be ripening and asked how the strawberries were. They said, "It's the weirdest thing but they never get ripe!" They didn't know they were supposed to be white. So we looked and sure enough, a whole bunch of delicious ripe white strawberries were ready to eat.
I've had one of these when I went to Japan and although they look beautiful, the taste is pretty average. It tastes kind of how it looks, bland and a bit sour. I would much rather buy a pack of sweet red strawberries than one of these white strawberries.
KawaiiGamerGirl Yeah but they cost a shitload of money so I wouldn‘t use them for amateur stuff I imagine that some professional bakers could actually make something cool with them (Sorry if there are any spelling/grammar mistakes , I‘m not a native speaker)
Mrlegitbeans go to Senbikiya in Shinjuku square. I also found it in the same building at a grocery store too. Try the grapes too because they are candy literally.
Lol agreed. But the fact that the flavor is sweeter is what makes me wanna eat this. Like don’t get me wrong, I like strawberries as much as the next guy does. But white strawberries would be fun to eat like it don’t hurt to try
At this point I believe Japan just exists in a separate dimension with how different and amazing everything is there from their eggs to their meat to their freaking strawberries
Don't you love it when a video of something you've been reading about appears in your recommended? It's interesting to actually see the thing and learn more about it.
i k now this is very hardwork to produce the desired strawberry and is so much appreciated these are beautiful true masterpiece in the art of gardening, gardening is a true artform, and you are a true artist.
if his goal is to grow them until somebody tells them they taste different from regular strawberries, does that mean ur paying 40 bucks to eat regular strawberries but white?
Hula berries, you can get em at home depot. My patch is about four years old and now producing many pink and white berries. Delicious, but kinda small. These White Jewels look awesome! Good job sir.
I had cotton candy grapes in Texas. Blew my mind. Didn't know what I was eating at first. Looked at the package and soon realized these are unique. Tryem if you have the chance.
I love how people dont understand the scope of China. In the major cities like Beijing, Hong Kong, or Shanghai its not that bag but the culture there is much different than almost anywhere else. It is very wasteful and polluting. I understand that a part of it is in their religion or they do not have the infrastructure, but the environment is not something that the majority of the population thinks about.
Botanically, fruits and vegetables are classified depending on which part of the plant they come from. A fruit develops from the flower of a plant, while the other parts of the plant are categorized as vegetables. Fruits contain seeds, while vegetables can consist of roots, stems and leaves.
I mean, white strawberries have existed in the American continent for a long time in their natural form, but I guess it's kinda special to make a regular strawberry grow white with the perfect, controlled conditions. Kudos to him honestly.
This is likely a clone only phenotype of this variety. You would have to hunt for an undeterminable amount of time to find this exact pheno. Its why the prices are so high. The time and money spent to find this phenotype, the difficulty of cultivation, and low yields are why he can put that price on them.
Square watermelons came from the need to cram them in a shelf space at the store. Anypne can grow them, there is not 'art' to them, they are not a special' variety. I am also sure that this' white jewel' is not rare. The horticultural field does not need these 'opportunists' in its field. On another note, I have the rare 'Ruby Red' blueberry for sale at only 99.00 US a pound. they actually come from a TREE, and have a ston----I mean 'magic rock' - in the center. For an extra US10 $ I will remove the ste---I mean ' baby Potter wands' , from them. You in??
growing white strawberries in the garden is not rare ( i grew them in my own garden ) and he doesn t grow m in a glas house for them to grow big but to protect them from birds and snails
I'd rather grow strawberries that have a normal yeild. 10% yield out of a harvest is disgustingly wasteful. This strain clearly needs some fine tuning.
Floating Sunfish has nothing to do with monopolies. Saffron is expensive because it’s a pain in the butt to produce and harvest and process... same thing here
Mobile Players REKT Gaming Yes you can you can buy the whole plant at Walmart look on the website you’ll see There at my local Walmart and I live in the US
White strawberry jam
That would be an interesting site on toast or pasteries
Noice m8
@@minhn526
Very Noice m8
@@garminbozia even better.
Cumy toast
50 Pct Amused gay af
When he bit the strawberry I was thinking there goes 40 bucks
Juan Martines better rob the garden then.
Was prob one that wasn't sellable
Juan Martines
More like 11 bucks.
40 is what he sells. He needs a profit. Divide by 3/3.5 to figure out cost of it actually.
Maybe that strawberry was tinged with a little too much red.
There goes 40 bucks out of the 1000+ strawberries I have!
It's $40 a pack.
Me: Oh!
*one strawberry in a pack*
Me: Oh...
I just quickly checked their homepage and they sell 2x220g packs for 7480~7980Yen, so around 4000Yen per pack. It's not the single strawberry in a pack they sell for 4000Yen.
@@lukasmihara how much dollars are 4000¥?
@@someone-uk4ng Google says 4000 Yen are about 37 USD.
@@lukasmihara thx for answering!
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5-minute crafts: *dipping them in bleach works too :D*
jokes on you i dont watch 5 min crafts theyre clickbait
I hate how they got 60 millions subs
@@vanz681 same
@@morepumpmoredump6808 you don't get the joke
Vanz :O me too
I mean, I’ll eat the 90% that isn’t sellable
Me too tbh
Same
Same here dude
Yes, gimme em even if they just trash
I think they are sold there
"One pack is 40 dollars." Huh that's not so bad... until I saw that the lady puts one fruit per pack.
yea lol 40 dollars for like 4-8 of these would probably be allright but just the one? ewewewewew
lmao same
Bedroom Pianist They are super rare though
Freddie Hankins nice, you own a greenhouse?
*_40 dollars for just one lonely white strawberry._*
This guy also sells wine at $10,000 a bottle, but its clear and tasteless, if you didn't know any better you would think it was water.
Water Wine super rare
thats because he's jesus
tynelson You are the most original hilarious person on the planet 😂
it is probably really good sake
Experimental Fun awesome
The strawberries look like they've been scared to death and have been placed in permanent trauma.
CrayDude345 // RageEX lol xD
CrayDude345 // RageEX same
Why are you getting likes again dude. Leave and take your normie comments with you.
That gives the inexplicably mystrerious and rich flavour!
CrayDude345 // RageEX lol
The Japanese take everything to a whole different level.
Ikr. They even make square watermelons that don't even taste good for the heck of it.
Coming from my mind
DEVOTION! THIS IS THE SPIRIT OF BUSHIDO IN THE MODERN AGE!
Fax
@@finnheisenheim8274 have you even tasted one?
When i see a single strawberry packed individually - my inner ecologist cringe.
Same
TheFlower But at the same time are incredibly wasteful with single pack products, many of which can’t be recycled.
i think everyone does
TheFlower that’s great but doesn’t change the amount of fossil fuels that went into the packaging... which is still a complete waste. And I thought it was common knowledge recycling plastic isn’t really a thing, usually the best way to ensure waste plastic is doing something useful is by reusing it yourself.
Yeah a cardboard package or something would be much better!
I'd take the scratched ones
TheDreadNought Right if i have to pay less or no cost at all then sure why not
just me it's the same thing (maybe the scratched ones are even bigger who knows)
+TheDreadNought Agreed! I would just buy one scratched to get a taste and one day tell my grandchildren that I have eaten a ripe strawberry that is completely white ^~^
They don't even give it to animals. The Japanese are such protectionists that a watermelon can cost $80. Every fruit is super expensive, yet to westerners they look perfect.
Odds are the scratched ones get made into jam or something, it's just foolish to throw them out.
I'm sure a lot of people would be willing to buy the "imperfect" ones too :) If I were the farmer, I would make kompot and jam out of them and sell it.
White jam!
Oh
Buza Ákos I don't know if you have seen this in stores, but you can buy fruit and vegetable rejects in bags by the pound.
Peter Alves well if the rejects have red blotches in them, wouldn't it be pink? Still white jam would be ... Yeah, never mind.
Well there's mayonaise and no one whines about it innit?
Smart!
the white strawberry looks like marcline the vampire queen has sucked the redness out of it
put the chicken down robber I thought I would be the first to say that
True
put the chicken down robber yoy watch to much cartoon kid.
Flippant Weeabo. You* too* damn u make too much mistakes
IDIOTWANTSAITUNESGIFTCARD TROLOLOLOLOL hey buddy "too much mistake"? For fucks sake, at least make your sentences readable if you're going to correct people
Hey anyone else remember when five minute crafts put strawberries in bleach, and never specified to their young audience whether or not you’re supposed to eat them?
Yea 5 minute crafts removed that clip anyways their life hacks are not usefull they just did it for the thumbnail and views
I’ve had white strawberries in Tokyo before! Mine was $5 per 3 strawberries though.
Despite its unripe appearance, they were incredibly sweet!
5$ for 3 strawberries? Boy, you got robbed.
*lucky I wanna try I mean it's just 5 bucks*
Hey edd
Hi there Vxra.Mp4 😃
@@JOhnDoe-nl4wj I mean it sounds kinda messed up but they are pretty rare. U ain’t gonna find these in any other country besides Japan 🇯🇵
Whenever I watch a Japanese farmer, or a chef, or a shokunin creating kimono, or someone tending to a garden, it always seems like there is this all-encompassing focus on the trade and the work at hand. Whether it be a sushi chef or a janitor, every Japanese person whose work I've encountered seems to channel all their concentration and love toward making that work, that one job perfect, no matter how inconsequential others may say it is, or how it affects the time they have to do other things. Can any Japanese citizens in the comments tell me if this is in the national character? I've heard about the single mindedness and perfectionism that's lauded in Japan, but I'd like to hear the truth of it from the horse's mouth :D
Srionti Maitra All I can say is that I've noticed it too. The Japanese way seems to be to put all your focus and effort into your craft. To do the task until it is complete in every sense. I envy this and strive to be this way.
Srionti Maitra yes, the Japanese are taught to be perfectionists. So I guess.
Hello, this is a random Japanese girl here. I know nothing about national character, but we've been taught like concentration is really really important. And that goes in general, not only our work. Like when someone is talking to me, when I eat my breakfast, drink a cup of tea, doing absolutely nothing but breathing. (Sometimes people call it meditation, but in my case, is just me concentrating to be as lazy as possible. I need it sometimes!) Please don't judge me if I won't talk much at dinner table, there's some intense multi-concentration going on and I could hardly handle it! XD
That's a wonderful way of putting it, thank you :) When I'm not talking at the dinner table, it's usually because I'm 'concentrating' on shoveling food down my throat :P But that makes a lot of sense, that concentration on your current work is stressed over the perceived importance of that work - so eating breakfast, and cleaning the house, and breathing, as you said, don't lose or take precedence compared to other things. It's a very intense way to live life to an outsider, I suppose, but deeply admirable. ^_^
of corse their asian
All strawberries are extremely delicious, that slightly mysterious feeling you feel after eating one is that of being ripped off knowing you paid to much for an albino strawberry.
Chuck Keough the "unique fruit" business is pretty big here in Japan. The awesome varieties of things they sell at the fruit stores are definitely something to appreciate, but the prices make you wonder just how far people go to have something special that doesn't really taste different.
Chuck Keough People usually buy as gifts, not to eat them yourself.
"The flavor is something deep, something that doesn't have a huge impact" That should send alarm bells off. Not only are you paying to much and not quite as flavorful as a normal strawberry.
Depends on where you live. The majority of strawberries that I come across in Phoenix Arizona are tart and bland. Same with the majority of tomatoes, at least the ones found in grocery stores, not at farmer's markets.
I used to think it was a rip-off, but seeing the effort he alone goes through to grow and sell them makes me think that maybe the price is not so bad if you consider that you're supporting the man and all of his hard work.
*buys one*
*plants the seeds from it*
*puts guy out of business*
well first you'd need an expensive ass greenhouse like this dude has.. but sure?
I think you should invest in commas first.
You would still get red strawberry. There is something hes doing to the starberrys to get them to be white which you don't know what it is lol
I doubt that. It has to be genetic. Nobody would pay for chemically treated white strawberries.
Ashraful Gani Did you not watch the video? If he had a whole farm of white strawberries that needs constant attention and care. Do you really think you can do it by just planting it in soil without knowing the correct amount of sunlight they need or the temperature of the water?
I for some reason am imagining it to taste like a mystery airhead 😂
Picks strawberries without gloves but drives with gloves on lol
He has to keep his hands clean for when he is touching the strawberries
MonoLuis04 my thoughts exactly lmaoo 😂
he has gloves on... are you ok?
It's a japanese thing, they wear gloves if they drive trucks
Japanese people wear gloves because they see it as being clean. Sick Japanese people will wear surgery masks.
This man lyin.
We all know he got a huge underground farm where he mass produce these berries but only shows us the small garden.
He a hustler
The strawberries need sun tho lol
bergsdal Grow lights?
@@ghostnoodle9721 could cost a lot but sure. Would be a huge place tho if you want to mass produce this stuff
bergsdal in pretty sure when he said “underground” he meant that nobody knew about it. Not that it was actually underground.
@@antronantron6563 I would assume thought that land is regulated in Japan and that there isn't just anywhere you can cultivate stuff as you wish either
“40 dollars in a pack”
Okay that’s reasonable
“I’m the only one who grows them”
*badass*
Wait we get 40 dollars In a pack
@@uriah9645 and it costs 12 bucks *STONKS*
Only 1 out of 10 of those white strawberries are sold? Where does the rest go? I really hope he doesn't throw them away...
Xie Yu Zheng probably saves it for himself or uses the bad ones for fertilizer or something
He eats them himself!!
lucius248 probably not fertilizer
Keeping them out of market makes the good ones worth more. Rich people like to feel exclusive.
That's how it is for most fruits in Japan. They either cull the plant to make only one delicious fruit or get rid of the ones with imperfection. Fruits in Japan are like high quality chocolates, they are expensive and rare.
Finally! I found it, strawberries that are white naturally and aren't bleached!
Plot twist:
They're just normal strawberries, but unripe.
People say they taste sweet, but very sugary compared to normal red strawberries.
The strawberries are just moldy
No they are white Barry’s they are just lies
@@finnheisenheim8274 ⁸
@@d0om811 🅱
I have now made it my life mission to try one of these.
manipulation succeeded
Macacheu they taste like pineapples
They have no flavour. Watch the Simon and Martina video where they try them.
Don't get your hopes up
I would think a plane ticket to Japan is step one.
Yay! Great Big Story is back! I always look forward to their videos. ❤️
Same
Aethyr Stonite ikr!
Epic Screen name stfu 😂😂👎👎
Alsia Gurvonik glad I could bring you some joy
I bought 6 strawberry plants that are supposed to be white but not yet in bloom not sure if they are the same but hey why not give growing them a chance.
That is really interesting! I wish to eat them! But they are expensive 😂
Aethyr Stonite I personally don't like it. I think it's worth the money to try it. But to continuously buy them? Probably not.
Taamz Heart Did it taste noteworthy different?
we bought sprouts of these in russia, though they grow really goddamn small because of the soil, they are not - em- fllavourbursting? red strawberries have in most cases stronger smell and taste than white ones
I've tried it and I don't know if I had a bad one but it actually tasted like nothing. A normal red strawberry would've had a stronger strawberry taste and smell. I heard people usually buy these as special gifts rather than buy it for oneself to eat it at home.
let me tell you. it taste very mushy. you can see simon and martina vid
You can see the smile on the face when he was driving because he knew that he is gonna make loads of money lol
They aren’t very expensive any more. We bought some at Publix yesterday. It was around four times the price as regular strawberries. They taste different for sure, but they’re just a novelty.
if a clock is hungry does it go back four seconds?
YeYMoD 4 If time is money, is an ATM a time machine?
mike wattie i Believe so my friend
YeYMoD 4 haha 🤣 you two are made for each other!
Monsters. The both of you.
YeYMoD 4 yeah, but it's pretty time-consuming!
When you're early and you can't read any good comments
*tears
when you're early and cant read any good replies
*waterfall
+Monstaru Nope When you're both of these people *something bigger than a waterfall
Anime-Mia 12 I read this in the comment section of rockpapershotgun: I’ve heard conflicting reports on whether the best way to die is peacefully in your bed, doing something you enjoy or with your boots on, so to speak. And you never know when you gonna go, so I spend most of my time in my bed, reading comics with my boots on.
Anime-Mia 12 I'm 4 hours late I'm not even sopoast to be awake
Damon Graham
so true
We actually have tons of white strawberries in California but we usually end up selling them to Japan cause they demand them the most
But they're probably another type
Different kind of white strawberry. This guy spent a reported 20 years genetically selecting for this variety with natural breeding processes. That’s why he’s the only person with this variety
@@calebcologna8681 invest $40 take the seeds out, and grow some yourself
I grow white strawberries in my garden. They taste great. The benefit is that birds leave them alone. I gave my parents white strawberry plants one year. A few years later I was visiting at the time they should be ripening and asked how the strawberries were. They said, "It's the weirdest thing but they never get ripe!" They didn't know they were supposed to be white. So we looked and sure enough, a whole bunch of delicious ripe white strawberries were ready to eat.
0:53 the one in the background tho
Wdym I don't get it
@@megsxysmecksy wow
Albino
lmaO. Albino Strawberries
Can I get mine black?
Like mother like son......both wanted it big and black
+xingfangz Apply cold water to burn
xingfangz cmon man I'm strawrrate
Miken gelo black strawberries are rotten
No but you could get yellow strawberries!
I've had one of these when I went to Japan and although they look beautiful, the taste is pretty average. It tastes kind of how it looks, bland and a bit sour. I would much rather buy a pack of sweet red strawberries than one of these white strawberries.
Marsh Yellow wrong white strawberry dude, try going for other ones.
But the ones I had were sweet as heaven
I think you might have just ate a unripe normal strawberry.. mine was sweet af
Wow racist.
joke
I was getting ready to comment basically the exact same thing
Everything happening in Japan is just the perfect story for an anime
Cheap red strawberries is already good 4 me :')
Just dip it in chocolate or white chocolate is so good and enough 😂
@@venthegod7217 Its good for desserts and cake decoration~!
KawaiiGamerGirl Yeah but they cost a shitload of money so I wouldn‘t use them for amateur stuff
I imagine that some professional bakers could actually make something cool with them
(Sorry if there are any spelling/grammar mistakes , I‘m not a native speaker)
468er/ PeaShooter why?
Am i the only one that thinks they taste like white chocolate when he takes a bite?
don't they taste like pineapple? i've heard it somewhere
Just planted these in my small garden,can’t wait to taste them 🤤.
Troom troom: Dipping it in GLUE makes it sweeter!
Ewwww
I like how he describes their taste 1:40 like a real strawberry connoisseur
ok off topic but why is everything in japan just so aesthetically pleasing or attractive
Going to Japan in a few weeks. Definitely have to try these out!
Great -- But they're obsessed with strawberries, weird restaurants, and toys.
Hungry Lady animu
Mrlegitbeans go to Senbikiya in Shinjuku square. I also found it in the same building at a grocery store too. Try the grapes too because they are candy literally.
You can get them a lot of places. I have heard them called pine berries.
we welcome any race.
but we don't welcome bad abusive people.
They're just strawberry albinos.
that's....... actually true.....
Lol agreed. But the fact that the flavor is sweeter is what makes me wanna eat this. Like don’t get me wrong, I like strawberries as much as the next guy does. But white strawberries would be fun to eat like it don’t hurt to try
I once had a dream where these were called "Dream Carrots" or somethin' like that
Carrot...
At this point I believe Japan just exists in a separate dimension with how different and amazing everything is there from their eggs to their meat to their freaking strawberries
Its kinda satisfying to whatch strawberries this big
My mom: “how raw”
Me: “it’s called “snow strawberry”
My mom: . . .
Nature is beautiful.. These fruits didn't bear for nothing..
I've grown these in my backyard.
They're basically the exact same as red ones but different colour.
No its sweeter and has a very unique flavour its worth it
Can i get plant of white strawberry
I just farming red strawberry
Can they be grown outside or do they have to be grown in a Greenhouse?
Don't you love it when a video of something you've been reading about appears in your recommended? It's interesting to actually see the thing and learn more about it.
i k now this is very hardwork to produce the desired strawberry and is so much appreciated these are beautiful true masterpiece in the art of gardening, gardening is a true artform, and you are a true artist.
The only thing I'm jealous about shopsellers that they could eat their food. I need food okay
Wizly Grizzly become a shopseller then you wont be jealous anymore
think with your head not with a walnut
if his goal is to grow them until somebody tells them they taste different from regular strawberries, does that mean ur paying 40 bucks to eat regular strawberries but white?
Well no not really as it's still a different taste than the regular reds
Yes.
I dont even like strawberries, but i really wanna try this
Ken Kov me too, it looks quite nice..
like how tf do you not like strawberries do
@@pigeon3550 not liking the taste of strawberries and dying when you eat one are very differant i think don't quote me on this
Hula berries, you can get em at home depot. My patch is about four years old and now producing many pink and white berries. Delicious, but kinda small. These White Jewels look awesome! Good job sir.
I had cotton candy grapes in Texas. Blew my mind. Didn't know what I was eating at first. Looked at the package and soon realized these are unique. Tryem if you have the chance.
Not really it tastes like original grapes
@@anjshazafar7733
Not the grapes I had. I instantly knew I had eaten something different.
Thats nice but seems like a waste of plastic
Olesya Supporter he's stating that theres more waste of plastic in China, no need to be rude.
I love how people dont understand the scope of China. In the major cities like Beijing, Hong Kong, or Shanghai its not that bag but the culture there is much different than almost anywhere else. It is very wasteful and polluting. I understand that a part of it is in their religion or they do not have the infrastructure, but the environment is not something that the majority of the population thinks about.
that's what i thought too when i saw how they wrap a single strawberry .... indeed waste of plastic
Exactly what I thought when I saw them packaging the strawberries! Thankfully the Japanese are good at recycling.
the Japanese are masters at recycling waste or turning it into energy so im pretty sure the plastic isn't wasted
Ah yes my best friend, the subtitles.
Or just use white food coloring on normal strawberries and sell them for less,
*stonks*
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Chicken Cutlet yes
@@chickencutlet3
This is the first time I've seen someone use that emoji.
But the inner part of the strawberries would still be red not white
Diference Is in flavor not color!
I'm actually glad that this isn't a scam made with Photoshop. Actually want to try that that looks good.
food hacks : *dips strawberry in white food colouring* Japanese guy : ho'l my strawberrys
Why am I now noticing I’m eating strawberries while watching this
Trump Had a Dream!
That even the strawberries were white!
Dan R Oml
NC guy That is an excellent question
@NC guy cause democrats are sick af
@@carlos321698 Both of you, just stop. Please for the love of god go discuss politics somewhere else, nobody gives a shit
Those are pineberries - a type of strawberry with pineapple-like flavor
Lingesh K it’s actually a different variety than the pine berries in the west.
As a Gardner I hope someday to have a crop that brings me as much joy and personal satisfaction as this man.
This'd be like a one time buy/experience for me.
They look cool!
Great big story make a video about the story behind the great big story
He probably waters them with bleach. From my experience, bleach has a pretty mysterious taste.
im deadass having deja vu i hella feel like i ate one of these before
His hand movement is so robot like it’s so skilled
Botanically, fruits and vegetables are classified depending on which part of the plant they come from. A fruit develops from the flower of a plant, while the other parts of the plant are categorized as vegetables. Fruits contain seeds, while vegetables can consist of roots, stems and leaves.
Adventurdtime:
Fin: Marceline how many strawberries did you eat?
Marceline: Yes?
So I wonder how special I would feel if a guy bought me this 40 dollar white strawberry 🤔
Legit found this in a strawberry field where you pick. My mom threw it away...
RIP
You tasted it? And your mom threw it away despite knowing it was like that?!
Mr Random she didnt, finding out about this, I was pretty pissed
@@dublethr3311 huh.........sed
I mean, white strawberries have existed in the American continent for a long time in their natural form, but I guess it's kinda special to make a regular strawberry grow white with the perfect, controlled conditions. Kudos to him honestly.
I think it would be funny if somebody started marketing strawberries covered in mold as white strawberries
This video: Japan’s Rare White Strawberry
Meanwhile in *5 MINUTE CRAFTS*
: “dips the red strawberry in bleach to make it white”
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Thought I was colorblind for a sec😂
XerXes
Or just a vampire sucking out the redness of a normal strawberry 😂
Or you can just take the seeds and grow them....?
This is likely a clone only phenotype of this variety. You would have to hunt for an undeterminable amount of time to find this exact pheno. Its why the prices are so high. The time and money spent to find this phenotype, the difficulty of cultivation, and low yields are why he can put that price on them.
@@MrBRolls Maybe attempt to make a tissue culture from the leaves.
Wonderful introduction to a great fruit. I can hardly wait to taste one.
I had white strawberries once, not the Japanese kind of course, but a friend of grandma gifted her a few of them years ago. They were sweet and tasty.
1.Collect seeds from them
2.Make a farm
3.Undercut his prises
4.Profit
you can buy the seeds online anyway. and you can pick regular strawberries before they turn red and they're a cross between green and white.
Yos
Btw, those come originally from Chile
I remember dating one of those in Japan and i was very disappointed
How so? Are they not good lovers?
In parallel universe Japan’s Cultrative Red Rare Strawberries video
1:39
Woah that door’s so cool
Square watermelons came from the need to cram them in a shelf space at the store. Anypne can grow them, there is not 'art' to them, they are not a special' variety. I am also sure that this' white jewel' is not rare. The horticultural field does not need these 'opportunists' in its field.
On another note, I have the rare 'Ruby Red' blueberry for sale at only 99.00 US a pound. they actually come from a TREE, and have a ston----I mean 'magic rock' - in the center. For an extra US10 $ I will remove the ste---I mean ' baby Potter wands' , from them. You in??
growing white strawberries in the garden is not rare ( i grew them in my own garden )
and he doesn t grow m in a glas house for them to grow big
but to protect them from birds and snails
Originally, strawberries ...before selective breeding and hybridization ....were white!!! Circle of life I guess.
What's your PayPal??????
I'd rather grow strawberries that have a normal yeild. 10% yield out of a harvest is disgustingly wasteful. This strain clearly needs some fine tuning.
marceline just sucked out the color that’s why
Come alooong with me
i came and watched this video because i was mightly intrested in this video! white jewel strawberries are instresting to me!
I've actually tried them before they're actually very nice
So the strawberries are basically albino? If so, I didn't know albinisim could be in food!
there's white carrots too
@@davidbrainerd1520 Ik but albinisim can have red in it... maybe that's just because strawberries are usually red?
$40 per pack, which only has 1 white strawberry!?
This is why competition is important!
Floating Sunfish has nothing to do with monopolies. Saffron is expensive because it’s a pain in the butt to produce and harvest and process... same thing here
How is this rare I can buy the plant at Walmart
White ones are rare. You never seen any in the U.S.
No... you can't
REKT Gaming Yes you can you can buy the whole plant at Walmart look on the website you’ll see There at my local Walmart and I’m in the US
Mobile Players REKT Gaming Yes you can you can buy the whole plant at Walmart look on the website you’ll see There at my local Walmart and I live in the US
Ive tried these and their like a direct upgrade to the normal kind
I have white strawberries in my garden and i live in sweden, they are really tasty