Fructele mari, frumoase și disponibile mereu în supermarket nu sunt automat modificate genetic. ☝🏻🍓

In this Romanian YouTube monologue, Mihail Pautov addresses the common belief that today’s large strawberries are unnatural, genetically modified, or heavily sprayed. He explains that the size and year‑round availability of such fruits result from conventional selective breeding, not genetic engineering. Using an apple orchard analogy, he shows how planting seeds from larger fruits yields progressively bigger produce over generations. He also highlights that to supply strawberries outside their natural season, growers select varieties that are resistant to transport and storage, allowing them to reach supermarkets year‑round. While these strawberries may be sprayed like any other crop, they are not genetically modified; they are simply bred for size, color, sweetness, and durability.










