The answer is no! You can't plant a seedless fruit, because the plants that produce them don't occur in nature because they're sterile. That means they can't reproduce. ... Over the years, scientists have developed many different seedless varieties of fruits to make them more convenient to eat.

Is seedless fruit natural?

Seedless plants are not common, but they do exist naturally or can be manipulated by plant breeders without using genetic engineering techniques. No current seedless plants are genetically modified organisms (GMOs). ... All seedless fruit fall under a general category called parthenocarpy.

Why seedless fruit is bad?

Sometimes fruits produced through parthenocarpy can be misshapen, smaller and duller in appearance, according to a study published in the journal Plant Physiology in 2007. ... They also point out that transfer of genes from seedless crops may cause unmodified plants to become sterile or fail to produce seeds.