From which stage of ripeness may Shehecheyanu be recited on a new fruit?
Synopsis
Shehecheyanu on a new fruit may not be said until the fruit is fully ripened. A blessing said before the fruit is complete may be retroactively valid or a blessing in vain, depending on the authority.
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