Ever bitten into a juicy peach and noticed some white stuff on the pit? You’re not alone, and there’s no reason to be alarmed. That white substance is called peach callus tissue, and it’s a natural part of how peaches grow. It’s safe and shows the fruit is doing just fine. I was curious about it too, so let’s dive into what it means. Peach callus tissue is a group of cells that haven’t fully formed yet. Think of them as young cells still deciding what they’ll become, like kids exploring different hobbies before picking one.
What’s That White Stuff on Your Peach Pit? No Need to Worry!