Have a bearing tree for about 14 years and in that time have removed the loquat and guava due to wormy fruit. I have moved the Jabo to build a porch and recently topped it without any bug problems. Not a single worm, knock on wood.
Impossible to get a loquat or guava in the area due to fruit flys without poisons or labor intensive methods.
Jabo is a tasty choice without all that.
Thanks to all of you, I planted many jaboticabas under the other fruit trees and, If I cant stop the fruit fly 100% using traps, spinosad (to try this year) and so on, I will have mostly jaboticabas in the garden...
The traps worked very good this season (3 or 4 for every tree), for instance the strawberry guava was full infected but, thanks to the traps, I didnt got any worm on eugenia repanda, sete capotes and others. Now I ate the first fruit fly free guavas and I hope I can still be eating more clean fruit in the next weeks...