Hello, for those who wonder about the frucrification period of the e. Repanda, I commented that this year I am following closely, since we have a total of approximately 25 plants planted in different places: field, weekend house, in the sidewalk of the city, in my garden and in pots.
There are some of them that have well-ripened black fruits here in March, late summer, and are about to bloom again (perhaps because of a reaction to dryness and then to rain), then those plants will bear fruit in 2 months, as late as May In the middle of autumn. So that the fruiting extends between January and May, maybe 5 or 6 months if you have several plants in your garden. Some of them are more dark red than black.