The Tropical Fruit Forum
Temperate Fruit & Orchards => Temperate Fruit Discussion => Topic started by: JFranco on November 03, 2015, 02:49:14 PM
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Hi!
Sorry, I had put this post on the wrong place! It is a temperate fruit.
(http://s12.postimg.cc/qa6s4rfkp/Camarinha.jpg) (http://postimg.cc/image/qa6s4rfkp/)
Photo from Wikipedia.
Got the scions, some with a few roots and also fruits with seeds!
Joćo Franco
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What a strange-looking fruit. How would you describe the flavor?
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Hi!
The taste is bittersweet and very uncommon. Sometimes camarinhas get the size of marbles, but this year they are very small.
Joćo Franco
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What a strange-looking fruit. How would you describe the flavor?
The flavour is great, i love them! I can't describe the flavour. Just it's very good... And it's very good in medicinal terms. It cures cystitis. :P
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I hope they root in the soil mixture I made!
Joćo
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Looks very interesting, i have never heard of them! Do you have any idea how cold-hardy they could be? Any chance they would grow in zone 7b/8a? Where do you got the cuttings?
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Hi!
I don't know how hardy could they be. I got mine in Portugal, but I was looking for them for years. They are common in other areas.
Joćo Franco