Black apples worth $7 each aren't worth it for farmers to mass produce them

[post_page_title]Their unique coloring[/post_page_title]
According to Dandong Tianluo Sheng Nong E-Commerce Trade Co., Ltd, who have created a 50-hectare plot in the mountains of Tibet to grow these apples, the location of the apple trees aids the unique coloring.

During the day, the temperatures can soar and provide warmth and sunlight for the seedlings and growing apples. During the night, however, temperatures can often drop below freezing, meaning the apples have to adapt to the environment. The difference in temperature and the high levels of UV rays have allowed the apples to grow with a black skin.