Melon (Fallout 4)

A melon is a consumable . 
==Characteristics==
Melons appear like a cross between a watermelon and a pumpkin as far as the stem. Melons can be planted in dirt and harvested for food to feed settlers. Each melon plant will provide 0.5 food units. A settler must be assigned to the plant with the workshop menu in order to grow and harvest the fruit. 
In Survival mode, they are a highly useful consumable, providing both water and food. Two melons, when eaten, will bring the Sole Survivor from "parched" and "peckish" back to a normal thirst and hunger level. If a renewable (or portable) source of purified water is not available, melons are a superior source of hydration to drinking dirty water, with significantly reduced radiation damage and disease risk, compared to the amount of hydration provided - and with the additional benefit of reducing hunger.
==Variant==
* Fresh melon
==Locations==
* Melons can be purchased from multiple food vendors and general vendors across the Commonwealth. They can occasionally be found as loot dropped by individual NPCs.
* Nine melon plants can be found at Abernathy farm, just south of Red Rocket truck stop. These melons will respawn periodically even if Abernathy Farm is not a player controlled settlement, provided the Abernathy family are alive to tend these crops.
* Two melon plants can be found behind the house across the street from the Sole Survivor's house in Sanctuary Hills.
* One melon planter can be found in the greenhouse at Graygarden.
* Several melons (not melon plants) can be found inside the Super Duper Mart in Lexington.
* Seven in Leonard Moore's garden between Hugo's Hole and the coastal cottage.
* Four in a box in the Super Duper Mart.
* One melon on a table outside a trader shack north of Vault 81, and one planter in it.
==Notes==
Lucy Abernathy will ask the Sole Survivor to give her any melons they come across and will pay them 3 caps (5 with a persuasion check) per melon sold to her.
==Bugs==
* Sometimes when planting a melon, it can be placed in the harvest state already. This can lead to an infinite loop of planting and harvesting it. 
* Sometimes when removing a melon, it disappears, but can still be seen in the workshop menu. Every attempt to move it causes the game to crash or lag. 
** It seems to disappear after some time.
==Gallery==
Melon Leonard Moore.jpg|Leonard Moore's garden
Melon Super Duper Mart.jpg|Super Duper Mart
Carrot trader shack north of Vault 81.jpg|North of Vault 81
Melons trader shack north of Vault 81.jpg|North of Vault 81
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