Assertion: gourd's shell | /r/HasProperty | hard
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text: A gourd can also have a hard shell when dehydrated.
text: They’re decorative and can be dried into containers or instagram worthy centerpieces, but don’t waste your time trying to crack into their hard shells for fleshy meat or seeds, they’re not designed for that.
text: A gourd can also have a hard shell when dehydrated.
text: A gourd can also have a hard shell when dehydrated.
text: You will know it is dry when the shell is hard, the gourd is light, and you hear seeds jingling around inside!
text: Either is fine, but it is important that the shell is hard and firm.
text: Shells should be hard, and the color should be even throughout.
text: The simple answer is that a gourd is a vegetable related to pumpkins and squash and when dried has a shell that is dense and hard.
text: They’re decorative and can be dried into containers or instagram worthy centerpieces, but don’t waste your time trying to crack into their hard shells for fleshy meat or seeds, they’re not designed for that.
text: Near the end of the growing cycle, gourds stop growing in size and they begin the hardening process that creates their hard shells.
text: Their hard shells are slow to rot, so once their insides have decomposed a bit, you can turn them into rattles.