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My inga edulis doesn't seem bothered by the humidity.
How long have you had it?
Hi Michael, was it from seed?? if so how long??
I am growing Black Madeira in St. Pete area and as you can see from the photo, it doesn't mind
the heat or humidity.
If you are buying on ebay, beware as there are many scammers as well as sellers who don't really know
what they're selling because they sell them before they fruit and can't verify it's the "real thing".
Your best bet is to join the Ourfigs.com forum. Great group of knowledgeable growers who can steer you
in the right direction.
https://www.ourfigs.com/
How do you like your black Madeira? I would assume it has to taste better than black mission or turkey figs.
I wish you're closer. I'll buy them.
good luck with sale and moving.
Thanks a lot Tony! It is always great to have some fruit trees in the back yard. Hope I can re-start someday in the future. Take care!
Hi Zoli. Do you give any guarantee for the delivery of live seeds? or the risk is only on the buyer's side? Regards
Are they the same age?
Yes
I see, so this tree really likes that special pot with airholes....
I am in AZ, but, I was wondering how long it takes them to produce their pods? Mine has to be at least 5 years old, gas grown like crazy, but never flowered.
How does one know when it's ready to pick? This one
has a bit of give when I squeeze it.
See how the tips of the "scales" on the fruit are turning brown? That's when I pick mine. If you leave it too long, they can split open, which the ants and such really appreciate.
