(FLV) Wild Melon

Chartreuse: A shade of colour; a pale apple-green.

Normally I try to avoid making mixing random fruits, it's really tough to get the balance right and usually ends up a big mess. This recipe however started out as a request by a friend of mine, who really liked a specific commercial juice. Since the name of it was very nondescript and I hadn't actually tried it myself, I only had his description and the pictures to go on. The fruits that we could spot were; Pineapple, Melon and Dragonfruit. There was also grapes on some of the pictures, but since I can't stand INW Grape it was quickly ruled out. However when I did a first attempt on only mixing CAP Golden Pineapple (replaced by INW in the final version) with FLV Wild Melon and TFA Dragonfruit, I knew I had a really good base to work with.

I made a total of 9 different versions before I settled on this specific combo, which I really enjoy. It's very sweet and I don't think you can distinguish any of the specific flavours, hence the rather wierd name, it simply tastes like "Chartreuse" ;). The final mix doesn't taste at all like the juice we based the idea off, but I'm still really happy with the end result.

If you want some more details on the different versions, please check out the reddit post.
https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/jkm5hi/chartreuse_a_sweet_and_wierd_fruit_medley/

Profile is a Melon Gummy. Sweetener is optional but is recommended to help fit the profile. Recommend 3-5 day steep time.

A sweet, sticky, tart berry hard candy reminiscent of those I used to eat during the hot summer months when I was a child.

Originally, I started with the goal of creating a sour gummy candy but, as soon as I tasted the flv sour apple and boysenberry flavorings, I knew what direction I had to go in.

Utilizing a combination of FLV Boysenberry and WF Boysenberry Raspberry, I created a sweet berry base. The FLV Sour Apple added the tartness often found in berry candies and the CAP Jelly Candy adds that sweet stickiness that coats your mouth and leaves you smacking your lips. Finally, the FLV Wild Melon helps minimize the heaviness of the berry base and smooths out the vape while maintaining that candy goodness.

Tested on the Jenna RDA, airflow halfway open. Fused clapton with dual core 28g KanthalA1, 38g KanthalA1 wrap. 6 wraps, .65Ohms.

As with all recipes, I never think anything is fully complete, so all critiques are very much welcome.

Sweet, tart & juicy gummies.
Impressed at how well melon & cherry play together, been enjoying this one

STEEP: Shake & Vape Certified (Best after Overnight Steep)
MIX: 60VG // 40PG

This recipe utilizes the Water Malone base, skipping the Dragonfruit, and infuses a great lemonade base from OOO Lemonade and FA Lemon Sicily.

Made Live Here:
https://youtu.be/fSEr1nA_0Mg

If you're looking to use the Water Malone one-shot, mix at recommended percentage (10%), and add the same lemon base at the same percentages, skip the sucralose, but add the touch of ice. =)

Went back and reworked my Melon Lime Cooler and I'm much more proud of this mix.

Derivative of Waterberry with permission from EyeM2sRus

Melon drink in the spirit of a Philippine

Melon Sa Malamig. For an optional cooling drink effect, add 1 drop per 15ml of WS-23 or Polar Blast

ELiquid Recipes Subscriber Profiles: Melon Mango

Mixing profiles requested by subscribers.

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/v0TOtWhOQOo

Recipe from Haku Xeta Billet Box Re-Wick + Mixing XETA Melon watch the video here https://youtu.be/OPk4DMg6C6o

Friend of mine asked me to make her a mango melon salt juice for her caliburn pod system. After discussing and getting assistance from EdibleMalfunction in the DIY discord, this recipe was formulated. Thanks Ed!

Before I drink a tall glass of melonade, I like to eat about one hundred and forty seven Fluffy Puff marshmallows!
https://youtu.be/K23RWyRsl00

This is a refreshing melon lemonade with the highlight of this simple recipe being Wild Melon. It's a simple substitution for the Forest Fruit in Ed's excellent Backwoods Lemonade.

Adjust cooling to taste.