A pear in the form of a Buddha and other vegetables and fruits of bizarre shapes

The Chinese company Fruit Mold Co has developed an innovative product — plastic molds that give vegetables and fruits an unusual look. The company's website says: "Fruit Mold Co., Ltd specializes in creating unique high-quality fruit and vegetable molds to transform ordinary fruits into unusual and strange shapes that you have never seen before. Imagine square watermelons, cucumbers in the shape of a heart and pears in the shape of a Buddha."

These fruits of unusual shape are now appearing in many supermarkets. Fruit Mould also supplies its plastic devices all over the world, so Buddha pears and star cucumbers can be grown anywhere.

Farmers work with molds like this: a small fruit or vegetable is placed in a mold and fills it as it grows. The company also offers to create its own form on its website.

One of the forms that the company has is a skull. You can grow an awesome pumpkin for Halloween.

Another interesting idea is a cucumber in the form of a star or an eggplant in the shape of a heart.

Square watermelons are very popular.

You can also put an inscription on the form — it will be imprinted on the fruit.

The company keeps up with the times and now offers to grow a pumpkin in the form of Donald Trump's head in its garden.

Representatives of Fruit Mold Co say that each type of fruit requires different equipment and approach to shaping.

The company's website claims that vegetables and fruits of unusual shape are valued higher and attract more attention.

The idea of growing fruits of strange shapes originated in Japan, and production was moved to China.