Cantaloupes offer multiple ripeness cues.
Stem separates cleanly when ripe.
Rind turns fully tan; veins tan, not just skin.
Tendril nearest stem dries up.
Gentle pressure yields slightly.
Combine slip, color, tendril, and feel for perfect harvest timing.
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