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I need to find a spot to plant a 4ft Kwai Muk I have. It has been waiting in a container ready to go for the last year. How does Kwai Muk perform in part shade?
does kwai muk need cross pollination with two trees to fruit?
Ok, so who has a good selection that can eventually be distributed for grafting purposes? I would like to know what options are out there in terms of already-tested seedling varieties that are worthwhile.http://rfcarchives.org.au/Next/Fruits/Jakfruit/KwaiMuk11-87.htm
Quote from: gunnar429 on January 29, 2016, 04:25:05 PMOk, so who has a good selection that can eventually be distributed for grafting purposes? I would like to know what options are out there in terms of already-tested seedling varieties that are worthwhile.http://rfcarchives.org.au/Next/Fruits/Jakfruit/KwaiMuk11-87.htmI have an excellent one Jeff , I remember seeds took a long time to germinate ...